Dasan Residence

Details

Price from /m²

$3,000

Built

45%

Handover

2027 Q2

Flats

24 flats

Floors

4 floors

Cadastre code

01.14.11.044.032

Location

Tician Tabidze St. 37, თბილისი

Price vs the market

Building in 3D

4 floors · 24 flats · 45% built · hover a floor

About the project

The Dasan Residence residential complex is aimed at buyers who value reasonable costs and clear, transparent property specifications. The project offers apartments with functional layouts designed to make efficient use of the available space. Advantages favourable environmental conditions; parks and green areas nearby; well-developed infrastructure with essential services close at hand; expressive architecture with restrained forms; intimate, low-density development concept; high construction standards; modern engineering and technical equipment; gated and landscaped grounds; 24-hour video surveillance and access control; multi-level lighting throughout the courtyard and entrance areas; barrier-free access for people with reduced mobility; underground parking; carefully designed lobbies; quiet passenger elevator; landscaped areas for walking and recreation; energy-efficient glazing; increased ceiling heights; connection to essential utilities; balanced pricing policy; several purchase options; developer with long-term plans and a stable business strategy. Location The Dasan Residence residential complex in Tbilisi is located at 37 Titsian Tabidze Street, in Vake, one of the capital’s most sought-after districts. The area is characterized by established development, well-developed infrastructure, and a substantial amount of greenery. Business facilities coexist with mature trees, small parks, and quiet streets, giving the surrounding urban environment a stable and well-established character. Mziuri Park is located approximately 750 metres away and can be reached on foot in around ten minutes. A wooded area begins about two kilometres from the development and extends towards Turtle Lake. These natural routes make it easy to exchange the familiar urban environment for walks among trees and recreation away from heavy traffic. At the same time, reaching these green areas requires very little travel time. The immediate surroundings include both historic low-rise houses and buildings from later periods. This mix of architectural eras gives the neighbourhood a distinctive character while preserving the visual continuity of its streets. There are no industrial zones or heavy through-traffic nearby. Dense tree planting along streets and within courtyards also contributes to maintaining stable air quality. Vegetation performs another important function here by reducing the visual impact of dense development and separating individual blocks with natural green buffers. Shaded streets, avenues, and small squares diversify pedestrian routes. Opportunities to spend time among greenery are available directly within the district, so residents do not need to leave Tbilisi for a short break in a natural setting. The location of Dasan Residence fits naturally into the established structure of Vake and corresponds with the district’s ongoing development. Its key advantages include a stable infrastructure base, abundant greenery, and proximity to natural recreation areas. At the same time, the complex remains well connected to central Tbilisi and the main amenities of this well-established part of the city. What is nearby There are numerous green spaces around the development, helping the surrounding built environment feel more visually balanced. Parks, squares, and long pedestrian avenues are suitable for leisurely walks, spending time outdoors, or taking short breaks during the day. Large areas of vegetation are located close to the complex, maintaining a sense of tranquillity despite the proximity of business districts. Most essential services are concentrated within a radius of approximately one and a half kilometres. The area includes bank and post office branches, vehicle service centres, grocery and household goods stores, and furniture centres. Dining options range from cafés and restaurants serving international cuisine to sushi bars and pizzerias. Food delivery services are also available for home orders. Healthcare facilities include institutions with a variety of specializations, ranging from specialist clinics to major medical centres. Diagnostic and treatment needs can therefore be addressed within the district. Kindergartens, schools, private educational institutions, an arts school, and Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University are located approximately two kilometres away. This proximity is particularly valuable for families with children and students. Leisure infrastructure includes cinemas, concert venues, the zoo, and the Laguna Vere swimming pool. Beauty salons, hairdressers, and spa centres are also available nearby. This makes it easy to incorporate cultural activities, active recreation, and everyday personal care into a regular schedule. The location combines extensive green spaces with a broad range of infrastructure. Facilities for work, education, everyday errands, and recreation can all be reached within relatively short routes, allowing residents to organize their daily schedules without lengthy journeys. The district is particularly appealing to those who value a well-developed environment, a wide range of services, and the ability to distribute their time efficiently between professional and personal activities. Transport connections The development is located in an area with well-established road connections, keeping the capital’s main destinations within practical travelling distance. Nearby stops and access roads make it possible to combine different forms of transport and plan journeys without requiring numerous transfers. A stop for minibus route No. 402 is located just 95 metres away. Vehicles operate approximately every fifteen minutes, allowing journeys to be planned around a relatively consistent schedule. Regular service expands the range of transport options and can reduce the need to use a private car for everyday travel. Rustaveli Metro Station can be reached on foot in approximately thirty minutes. The metro connects the district with business, administrative, and educational areas, reducing travel times between different parts of the capital. For regular commuting, this is particularly valuable because of the predictability of the route and its independence from traffic conditions on individual roads. Central Tbilisi can be reached in less than thirty minutes by car under normal traffic conditions. The international airport is approximately a forty-minute drive away. Another nearby transport facility is a cable car station located just over one kilometre from the development, providing an additional option for travelling around Tbilisi. The transport infrastructure surrounding the complex includes bus services, the metro, road connections, and a cable car. The availability of different forms of transport allows residents to choose the most suitable option depending on their destination, time of day, and travel requirements, while maintaining flexibility in everyday mobility. Features of the development The two buildings of Dasan Residence are positioned at an angle to one another, forming a private enclosed courtyard. This approach is relatively unusual for the dense urban fabric of Tbilisi, where buildings are more commonly aligned directly along the street frontage without an internal break. The positioning of the buildings creates a secluded space between them, protected from the street and visible primarily from within the complex. The structural framework of the development uses monolithic reinforced-concrete frame technology designed to provide high strength and stability over long-term operation. The exterior envelope is formed with brick walls whose properties help maintain stable indoor temperatures throughout different seasons. Construction materials were selected with consideration for their technical characteristics, service life, and impact on the architectural appearance of the buildings. As a result, the structural elements follow a unified engineering logic and are intended for prolonged use. The upper lev