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57M2 Apartment Gudauri, Georgia, Europe For Sale Apartment in Gudauri Ski Resort 57m2 Apartment Gudauri, Georgia, Europe Property Features • located on 3rd floor in 7 storey condo-apartment block so called Penta Invest apart-building • 2 bedrooms and a living room • double aspect apartment with spectacular views • two balconies, facing North and South • constructed in 2004 • central heating, uninterrupted power • in house restaurant and ski room on ground floor • ski in / out • 3 storey 15 room hotel at foots of the building Amenities For more information: • recently renovated • great vacation or rental property. • Hotel vicinity provides extra services: laundry, business center Thomas Foehrer +43 664 2533719 • [email protected] ASKING PRICE 95,000 USD Levan Vachnadze +995 599 579500 • [email protected] NO WARRANTY OR REPRESENTATION, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, IS MADE AS TO THE ACCURACY OF 5 Marjanishvili street THE INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN, AND THE SAME IS SUBMITTED SUBJECT TO ERRORS, OMISSIONS, CHANGE OF PRICE, RENTAL OR OTHER CONDITIONS, PRIOR SALE, LEASE OR Tbilisi, Georgia FINANCING, OR WITHDRAWAL WITHOUT NOTICE, AND OF ANY SPECIAL LISTING CONDITIONS +995 32 2180901 IMPOSED BY OUR PRINCIPALS NO WARRANTIES OR REPRESENTATIONS ARE MADE AS TO THE CONDITION OF THE PROPERTY OR ANY HAZARDS CONTAINED THEREIN ARE ANY TO BE IMPLIED. rea-caucasus.com For Sale Apartment in Gudauri, Georgia Distance to Property Gudauri Key Facts • Perched in the heart of the Greater Caucasus just below the historic Jvari Pass, surrounded by a vista of dramatic TBILISI, GEORGIA 120 km, 2.0 h drive peaks and breathtaking gorges, Gudauri is spectacular VLADIKAVKAZ, RUSSIA 95 km, 2.0 h drive on every level. • The skiing area offers a wide variety of slopes connected VIENNA- TBILISI 3.0 h fly by six chairlifts with space for three to four skiers. The chairlift’s lower station is at 2200 meters above sea level LONDON - TBILISI 4.5 h fly and the upper station is at 3285 meters. The length of ISTAMBUL -TBILISI 2.0 h fly the longest slope is seven kilometers and has a vertical drop of around 1000 meters. Total length of pistes BAKU - TBILISI 0.8 h fly 57km.Black runs 30%, Red - 60%, Blue - 10% • The main attractions in Gudauri are the excellent possibilities for freeride skiing or snowboarding across the untouched snow-covered fields. Gudauri is truly a paradise for extreme sport’s lovers, including freeriding, and backcountry skiing. Moreover, Gudauri boasts some of the best Heli Skiing in the world, at some of the most affordable prices found anywhere • In summer the resort is surrounded by a selection of fabulous treks and horse trails, taking in some of Europe’s most unspoiled alpine scenery, stunning medieval churches and castles, and world famous bird watching. The excellent, modern and well appointed hotels offer all the facilities needed for international conferences and workshops – in an inspiring setting. 5 Marjanishvili street Tbilisi, Georgia +995 32 2180901 rea-caucasus.com.
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