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Situated in the very heart of Kyiv, this elegant apartment on Bohdana Stupky Street, 3 (formerly Stanislavskoho), represents a rare opportunity to own property in a fully renovated pre-revolutionary building. Located just steps from Khreshchatyk and overlooking the Ivan Franko Theatre and nearby park, this Kyiv real estate for sale offers a refined lifestyle in one of the most prestigious addresses of the Shevchenkivskyi district.

The building itself is a classic example of a historical building in Kyiv, dating back to before 1917 and thoughtfully restored to modern standards. Featuring solid brick construction, reinforced concrete floors, a new lift, and a secure, enclosed courtyard with parking, the residence ensures both comfort and privacy. With only two apartments per floor and courtyard entrances, the environment remains მშვიდ and exclusive—ideal for discerning buyers seeking tranquillity in the city centre.

Positioned on the 2nd floor of a 5-storey building, the apartment spans 125 m² and offers a well-balanced, separate layout. Two rooms enjoy picturesque views over the park and theatre, while the third room and kitchen overlook a quiet inner courtyard. The property boasts impressive 4.1-metre ceilings, enhancing the sense of space and light, along with two charming wrought-iron balconies that reflect the building’s architectural heritage.

While presented in neat, liveable condition, the apartment offers excellent potential for modernisation. Additional features include a separate kitchen, a storage room with a window and heating, and direct access from the kitchen to a secondary staircase leading to the courtyard. This is a standout offering within VestorюEstate, combining location, scale, and authenticity—perfect for those seeking premium property in Kyiv in the historic centre.

Key details:

• Spacious 3-room apartment with a separate functional layout;
• Total area 125 m² with 19 m² kitchen;
• Ceiling height 4.1 metres, typical of pre-revolutionary architecture;
• Pre-1917 brick building with reinforced concrete floors;
• 2nd floor of a 5-storey building with only 2 apartments per floor;
• Elevator;
• 2 rooms with park and theatre views, a kitchen, and a third room facing a quiet courtyard;
• 2 wrought-iron balconies (2 m² each) and an additional storage room (3.6 m²) with a window and heating;
• Separate bathroom layout, central heating, and livable conditions;
• Secure closed courtyard with parking, near Khreshchatyk, Teatralna, and Zoloti Vorota metro stations, parks, and cultural landmarks.