2k apartment vul. Myshyna Myhajla 2
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A two-bedroom flat. A cosy flat (not a corner flat) that underwent a complete refurbishment in 2021. Thanks to its well-thought-out layout and high-quality refurbishment, the flat is fully ready to move into. The bathroom and toilet are separate, and there is a warm, glazed balcony that has been refurbished with high-quality fittings. During the refurbishment, the electrical wiring was completely replaced, including the supply cable and voltage control relay, as well as the water supply and drainage pipes. High-quality metal-plastic windows with good sound insulation have been fitted. Laminate flooring has been laid in the rooms, whilst the kitchen and bathroom have tiled floors. Cast-iron radiators provide excellent heat output, so the flat is warm in winter and does not overheat in summer. The flat is sold with kitchen furniture and household appliances: a fridge, a gas hob, an electric oven, a built-in washing machine, a water heater, an air-conditioner and a television. Most of the furniture can also be included by agreement. Internet access is available, and meters for gas, water and electricity are installed. During power cuts, gas, water, heating, mobile phone coverage and the internet remain available. This upgraded brick-built block of flats with central heating is situated in a quiet, leafy courtyard, away from the noise of the main roads. An intercom system is installed in the entrance hall. Across the road is a shelter — the ‘Dobrobut’ medical centre or the car park of the ‘Oklend’ residential complex. The building is located just a minute’s walk from Sevastopol Square. Nearby you’ll find a school, a nursery, the Fora and Novus supermarkets, shops, a Nova Poshta branch, Rozetka collection points and other essential amenities. There is a children’s playground in the courtyard. Convenient transport links allow you to reach various parts of the city quickly: it takes 12–15 minutes to reach ‘Vokzalna’ metro station, 10–12 minutes to ‘Shulyavska’, and 15–20 minutes to ‘Demiivska’.