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Located in the very heart of Old Kyiv, this spacious one-bedroom apartment presents a rare opportunity to acquire a property in a distinguished pre-revolutionary historical building. Offered by Vestor Estate, the apartment is situated at 13/4 Olesia Honchara Street, on the corner of Honchara and Stritenska streets — one of the most atmospheric parts of the Shevchenkivskyi district, known for its architectural heritage and cultural landmarks.

The property occupies the fourth floor of a four-storey Tsarist-era brick building built in 1917, which underwent a major structural renovation in 1974. During this renovation, the building’s communications were fully upgraded, the roof was restored, and a lift was installed, which is a rare and valuable feature for historical buildings in central Kyiv. Residents enjoy access to a private courtyard with barrier entry, well-maintained entrances, and convenient parking.

With a total area of 52 m², the apartment offers generous proportions for a one-bedroom residence. Large windows allow natural light to fill the interior, while 3-metre ceilings create a sense of openness typical of classical Kyiv architecture. Currently offered without renovation, the apartment provides an excellent opportunity to design a bespoke interior while preserving the elegant character of a historical building in Kyiv.

The location places you steps away from Kyiv’s most iconic landmarks, including Zoloti Vorota (Golden Gate), Sofiivska Square, Lvivska Square, and the charming Peizazhna Alley. Surrounded by cafés, cultural institutions, and city infrastructure, the property represents both an attractive residence and a valuable Kyiv real estate investment within the highly desirable Kyiv real estate for sale market.

Key details:

• 52 m² including 32.1 m² living space and 8.1 m² kitchen;
• Spacious 1-room layout with renovation potential;
• 4th floor of a 4-storey pre-revolutionary brick building;
• Historic Tsarist-era building constructed in 1917;
• Ceiling height 3 metres, typical of classical Kyiv architecture;
• The building underwent major renovation in 1974 with updated communications and a restored roof;
• The building features an elevator, which is a rare amenity for historical properties in central Kyiv;
• Private courtyard with barrier access and parking for residents;
• Walking distance to Zoloti Vorota metro station, Sofiivska Square, Lvivska Square, and Peizazhna Alley.