Sale, 2 bedroom apartment, Stryiska St, 86, Lviv, Halyts’kyi district

2-room apartment for sale. apartments Lviv, st. Stryyska (residential complex Park Tower Novobudoka). The area is 58 square meters. Floor 4/12th. Renovated apartment. Built-in kitchen, dishwasher, refrigerator. Air conditioning. Floor heating. Two rooms are isolated and the kitchen is a studio. Wardrobe and closets. The balcony is a loggia. There is a cell on the floor, which can be purchased for an additional fee.Anyone who wants to settle in one of the most prestigious areas can buy an apartment in the "Park Tower" residential complex in Lviv from the developer "Halytska Budivelnya Gildiya". The complex includes one new business-class building offering comfortable accommodation at reasonable prices.The residential complex is located almost in the center of the city, the National Opera is only 10 minutes away by car.There are several green areas near the house: Stryi and Student Parks are more suitable for leisurely walks, and the Central Park of Culture and Recreation is for active pastime. There are attractions, a yoga area, a restaurant, children's play complexes and the "Youth" stadium.Educational institutions for children of all ages are within walking distance: sanatorium-boarding school No. 1, comprehensive school No. 50 named after Anton Makarenko, private school "Dzhereltse", kindergarten No. 42, private institutions "Sorokanozhek", MouseHouse and "World of Children".You can get medical help in private or public clinics: Novoderm is a 5-minute walk away, the city polyclinic and hospital are 15 minutes away, and the children's polyclinic is a 3-minute drive away.Fans of an active lifestyle will probably like the proximity to various sports complexes: there is a gymnastics and acrobatics hall, a university stadium, a Malibu fitness club, a yoga studio and a climbing center Basement Climbing Gym nearby.Going for groceries will not take you much time, because 300 m from the house there is a "Furshet" supermarket, and a little further - "Rukavychka" and "Blyzenko".