Lisi Twin Resort

Lisi Twin Resort is a low-rise club complex in an eco-friendly district of Tbilisi, near Lisi Lake. The project includes two three-storey buildings — Block A and Block B, located at 8 Tsatskhvebi Lane, 14 and 16. The complex offers only 15 spacious residences with ceiling heights of 3.5 metres and areas ranging from 46.8 to 352 square metres. Construction was completed in the second quarter of 2024, and both buildings are fully ready for occupancy. The architectural concept combines minimalist modern design with the natural surroundings, creating an atmosphere of secluded countryside relaxation within the city limits.

The main advantage of Lisi Twin Resort is its intimacy and privacy. Only 15 residences in two buildings ensure tranquillity and an absence of high neighbour density. The 3.5-metre ceiling height is a rare indicator for modern developments, giving a feeling of airiness and spaciousness. Residents have access to a rich internal infrastructure: an indoor swimming pool, spa area, gym, cinema room, bar and terrace. Underground parking solves the car storage issue. The complex is completed and fully ready, eliminating the risks of unfinished construction. Nearby is Lisi Lake with a landscaped promenade and park — an ideal place for walks and sports.

The complex is situated in the western part of Tbilisi, in the Lisi district, on 8th Tsatskhvebi Lane. This is a quiet, sparsely populated area on a hill adjacent to the natural Lisi Lake — one of the capital's main recreational water bodies. The distance to central Tbilisi is about 8–10 kilometres, and the drive takes approximately 20 minutes. The location is valued for its clean air, absence of dense high-rise development, and panoramic views of the surrounding hills. There are no industrial enterprises or high-traffic thoroughfares nearby, making the area attractive for family living and year-round recreation.

The nearest dominant feature of the area is Lisi Lake with its well-equipped public park, walking and cycling paths, sports grounds and cafés. Within a radius of a couple of kilometres there are supermarkets, fitness centres, medical clinics and bank branches. The area is actively developing: private schools, kindergartens, and small restaurants serving Georgian and European cuisine are opening here. Tennis courts and an equestrian club in the vicinity are well suited for active lifestyle enthusiasts. The green, hilly terrain creates the feeling of country living with full access to urban infrastructure.

The main way to reach central Tbilisi is by private car: the journey to Rustaveli Avenue takes about 20 minutes via Vazha-Pshavela Street and then through the central quarters. Public transport is represented by bus routes, with stops within walking distance of the complex; they connect the area with Delisi metro station and central interchange hubs. In the future development of the area, an expansion of the route network and improvement of road infrastructure are expected. For trips to the airport, it is convenient to use David Agmashenebeli Avenue: the journey takes about 30–35 minutes. Taxi and ride-hailing services operating around the clock are available to residents.

Lisi Twin Resort is built using monolithic frame technology, ensuring seismic resistance and structural durability. Both three-storey buildings are equipped with all central utilities: gas supply, water supply, sewerage, electricity and a heating system. The ceiling height in the apartments reaches 3.5 metres — an indicator more typical of the luxury segment. Apartments are handed over in a 'green frame' condition, allowing future owners to implement their own individual design project without overpaying for a finished renovation. Residence areas range from compact 46.8 square metres to spacious 352 square metres, offering a wide choice for any lifestyle scenario.

The adjacent territory of Lisi Twin Resort is focused on comfort and privacy. The project provides for landscaping with perennial plants, ornamental shrubs and lawns. The complex's inner courtyard is free from vehicle traffic: underground parking is provided for residents. Relaxation areas and walking paths are integrated into the landscape of the site. Minimalist lighting and small architectural forms complete the appearance of the landscaped space. The courtyard is not overloaded with infrastructure, preserving tranquillity and visual cleanliness, while the rich club area with a swimming pool, spa and gym fully compensates for residents' recreational and wellness needs without leaving the territory.

Both buildings — Block A and Block B — were put into operation in the second quarter of 2024 and are in the status of ready housing. Sales are conducted directly from the developer Zelisi. The minimum apartment price in Block A is 112,320 US dollars, and in Block B from 243,672 US dollars. The price difference is due to the size and location of specific residences. There are a total of 15 apartments available for purchase in the complex. Buyers can inspect the finished premises on site, allowing them to assess the actual views, insolation and construction quality before making a decision. The complex is suitable both for personal residence and for investment purposes.

The project was implemented by Zelisi, a developer specialising in club-type low-rise complexes in environmentally favourable districts of Tbilisi. The developer's portfolio includes projects distinguished by thoughtful architecture, quality materials and attention to landscaping details. Zelisi focuses on intimacy, privacy and rich internal infrastructure, which sets the developer's properties apart from typical mass development. The on-time delivery of Lisi Twin Resort confirms the company's reputation as a reliable player in the real estate market. More details about other projects and the full portfolio can be found on the developer's official website.