Vake, Marabda. 137 m². $340,000 Some addresses resolve contradictions that most city apartments can’t. This is one of them. Mornings begin with Mtatsminda The sunrise balcony faces the mountain directly. The TV tower, the Ferris wheel – Tbilisi’s most iconic skyline – right there while the coffee brews. Not on your phone. Not on a postcard. In your window. The other two balconies face the sunset. The panorama stretches all the way to Lisi Lake. Every landmark in the city laid out like a relief map. This isn’t a “nice view.” It’s a city that lives in front of you all day, shifting from dawn to dark. The location Marabda in Vake is a dead-end street. No through traffic. No noise. Ten minutes on foot to Chavchavadze Avenue. And here’s what’s genuinely rare: walk out of the building and you’re on a scenic hiking trail. No car, no planning, no commute. Routes branch in every direction – Vake Park, Turtle Lake, Mount Mtatsminda. This is literally the apartment’s backyard. Clean air and mountain trails within walking distance of Chavchavadze – there are almost no addresses like this in Tbilisi. The space 137 m² with high ceilings and a layout that makes sense. Three bedrooms – or two plus a home office or studio. A generous living room that flows into the kitchen and opens onto the balcony. The apartment already has a character of its own: a green leather Chesterfield, copper pendant lights, a table made from a solid wood slab. This isn’t a furnished apartment from a catalogue – it’s a finished environment you can simply walk into and live in. Large walk-in wardrobe. Private parking in the building – in Vake, that’s not a perk, it’s a problem that’s already been solved. The apartment is move-in ready. For those who aren’t looking for a compromise between the city centre and peace and quiet, between urban life and nature – but a place where all of it exists at once. $340,000