About the Complex
Terrace Kiacheli residential complex is a striking architectural project in central Tbilisi, where thoughtful design meets a high level of everyday comfort. The building attracts attention with its original terraced silhouette and panoramic glazing that fills the apartments with natural light. The eight-storey building unites 38 apartments with functional layouts and spacious open terraces, which have become the hallmark of the project. The lower floors feature commercial spaces, while the closed landscaped courtyard creates a private area for residents. Active urban infrastructure, proximity to the metro and well-planned transport accessibility make the complex an attractive choice for those who value the dynamic rhythm of capital city life.
Advantages
Terrace Kiacheli stands out against the urban backdrop with its combination of a central location and an intimate format. The main advantage of the project is the spacious terraces with city views, expanding the living space of each apartment and opening up a panorama of the city. The ceiling height of 3.10 metres enhances the feeling of air and space in the rooms. Panoramic windows with Schuco aluminium profiles provide excellent insolation and sound insulation. A two-level underground parking for 48 cars solves the issue of car storage in a dense urban environment. The closed territory with an internal landscaped courtyard offers a rare opportunity for private relaxation in the city centre. Commercial spaces on the ground floors add everyday convenience.
Location
The complex is located in the Chugureti district — one of the most picturesque and historically rich corners of Tbilisi, at 15 Leo Kiacheli Street. This is the central part of the city with dense development, where historic buildings and modern projects coexist. The district is notable for its cosy intimate atmosphere, a well-developed network of cafes, restaurants and shops within walking distance. The promenade along Rustaveli Avenue, theatres, museums and galleries are just a few minutes' walk away. The proximity of the Kura River embankment adds routes for leisure and evening walks. Residents enjoy all the benefits of living in the heart of the city with its cultural and business rhythm.
Surroundings
The vicinity of Leo Kiacheli Street is rich in social and commercial infrastructure facilities that make everyday life as convenient as possible. Within walking distance are supermarkets, pharmacies, bank branches, fitness centres and medical facilities. The gastronomic map of the district includes both traditional Georgian establishments and trendy coffee shops with breakfasts. For families with children, kindergartens and schools operate nearby. The cultural landscape is shaped by the Tbilisi State Opera and Ballet Theatre, the National Gallery and other iconic locations. Rike Park and the Dry Bridge are popular spots for walks and outdoor recreation.
Transport
The transport accessibility of the complex is one of its key advantages. Rustaveli metro station is a six-minute walk away, and Marjanishvili station is ten minutes away, allowing quick access to any part of Tbilisi without traffic jams. Several bus routes run near the building, covering the main directions of the city. By private car, the journey to Tbilisi International Airport takes about thirty minutes, and to the railway station about twenty minutes. Convenient access to central thoroughfares ensures comfortable movement around the city at any time of day.
Complex Features
Terrace Kiacheli is an eight-storey monolithic frame building with a terraced structure and three entrances of mixed use. European premium-quality materials are used in construction, ensuring durability, thermal insulation and an expressive exterior appearance. The facades are clad with Belgian Roben brick and Knauf plaster, creating a modern architectural style. The terraces and balconies are made of frost-resistant material designed for the local climate. Panoramic glazing with Schuco aluminium profiles not only gives the building an impressive silhouette but also guarantees energy efficiency. The external walls are insulated with an environmentally safe thermal insulator, reducing heating costs.
Landscaping
The adjoining territory of Terrace Kiacheli is designed as a closed private space inaccessible to outsiders. The internal courtyard is landscaped: decorative shrubs and trees form a cosy green corner in the heart of the metropolis. The landscape design is conceived so that residents can relax in the fresh air without leaving the complex perimeter. The closed territory also implies an increased level of safety and quiet compared to open urban courtyards. The two-level underground parking for 48 cars eliminates the need to look for street parking, and the well-maintained approaches to the entrances make movement comfortable in any season.
Sales
The complex offers one-, two-, three- and four-bedroom apartments with areas ranging from 62.5 to 247.8 square metres. The ceiling height in all rooms is 3.10 metres. The layout solutions feature correct room geometry and a high level of natural lighting thanks to panoramic windows. A key feature is the spacious terraces with views, increasing the usable area of each residence. The apartments are delivered in a "green frame" condition: the basic package includes the distribution of all utilities, connection to central heating, installation of energy-efficient window structures and entrance doors. In total, the building contains 38 apartments.
Developer
The construction company Kiacheli Residence has been operating in the residential and commercial real estate market of Tbilisi since 2016. Over the years, the developer has established itself as a team focused on modern design solutions and the introduction of innovative construction technologies. The company's priority is projects that combine architectural expressiveness with practicality and energy efficiency. Terrace Kiacheli reflects this approach, from the selection of European materials to the refinement of layouts. Kiacheli Residence's portfolio is concentrated in the capital of Georgia. Detailed information about the complex and current prices can be found on the official website.