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In the very heart of Pechersk’s prestigious Lypky quarter — Kyiv’s historic government and diplomatic district — this elegant two-room apartment is set within a classic Stalin-era brick building, a fine example of solid mid-century architecture known for its durability, generous proportions, and enduring prestige. Located on Darvina Street, just steps from Khreshchatyk and the iconic Bessarabsky Market, the address represents one of the most sought-after residential pockets in the capital.

Positioned on the third floor of an eight-storey building with a lift and reinforced concrete floors, the 57 sqm residence has undergone a complete designer renovation. The interiors reflect a contemporary European aesthetic: refined materials, warm parquet flooring, underfloor heating, bespoke furniture, and high-end appliances create a comfortable yet sophisticated living environment ready for immediate occupation.

The layout is both practical and inviting — a spacious kitchen-living room opens onto a balcony, forming the heart of the home, while the separate bedroom features a dedicated wardrobe area. A stylish bathroom with a walk-in shower, water filtration system, and modern engineering solutions ensures everyday comfort. The property also benefits from a gas supply, a boiler, hot water, and wireless internet.

With secure courtyard parking behind automatic gates and proximity to business centres, parks, cafés, and metro connections, this apartment is equally attractive as a private residence or a high-yield investment with an existing tenant. A rare opportunity to acquire premium Kyiv real estate within a historical building in one of the city’s most prestigious neighbourhoods — exclusively with Vestor.Estate.

Key details:

• 2-room apartment with kitchen-living room and separate bedroom layout;
• Total area 57 sqm;
• 2 bedrooms;
• Ceiling height approx. 3 m;
• 3rd floor of 8;
• Elevator;
• Classic brick Stalin building (Stalinka) with reinforced concrete floors, circa 1950s;
• Balcony access and courtyard-facing windows providing quiet green views;
• Secure gated parking, steps to Khreshchatyk, Bessarabsky Market, business centres, parks, cafés, and metro.