Currently under construction with a planned completion in the second quarter of 2028, LUX Panorama offers the opportunity to secure a premium first-line property during its active growth phase. The project is delivered by Lux Group in a white frame condition, providing a clean canvas for personalized interior design. This allows owners to tailor the space to their specific aesthetic standards while benefiting from the building’s modern engineering and premium location.
An apartment of 48.7 m² represents a versatile investment that appeals to a wide range of tenants, from digital nomads to small families. This medium-sized format provides enough space for a comfortable daily routine without the high overhead of a large residence. In the context of a first-line project, these dimensions are often sought after for their higher-end residential feel.
Occupying a position on 7 floor, this residence offers the most dramatic and unobstructed panoramic views of the sea and the Batumi coastline. Being on the upper levels of the project ensures a sense of total privacy and a detached atmosphere far above the urban sounds. It is the ultimate choice for those who wish to experience the full scale of the horizon from their own living room.
At $90,095, this property stands as a competitive offering within the premium seaside segment, particularly when considering the boutique format. The price includes the benefits of high-quality construction and the white frame condition, which allows for cost-efficient customization. It is an investment in a lifestyle where the beach is just a few steps away, ensuring steady demand from high-quality tenants.
This apartment in LUX Panorama offers a rare opportunity to own a boutique residence directly on the first line of the Black Sea. The combination of a quiet club-house format and a prime coastal location makes it a highly attractive choice for both living and investment. You can find out more details about the available layouts and conditions by contacting a specialist for a consultation.
