For sale · Pechersk · Taryan Towers
A signature renovation in Pechersk: a 34 m² kitchen-living room, a master suite with its own dressing room and bathroom, a study and a private terrace
A spacious 34 m² kitchen-living room with a signature design
A master bedroom with its own bathroom and dressing room
A separate study, a guest bathroom and a private terrace
This three-room apartment for sale at Taryan Towers, 12 Ioanna Pavla II Street, offers 86 m² on the 7th floor of a 34-storey tower. The interior follows a bespoke design project: contemporary materials, a well-considered layout and a high-quality finish. It brings together style, privacy and everyday comfort in the very centre of Pechersk.
The heart of the home is a bright 34 m² kitchen-living room. A corner sofa sits by the floor-to-ceiling windows, a dining table stands beneath crystal chandeliers, and the kitchen with built-in appliances runs along the wall. Herringbone parquet and warm neutral tones tie the space together.
The master bedroom is set apart from the day area and has everything of its own: a dressing room with shelves and drawers, and a private bathroom with a glass shower and walls in a striking stone pattern. The separate study can double as a guest room, and the guest bathroom by the entrance keeps visitors out of the private wing.
The private terrace looks out over the green streets of Pechersk. Taryan Towers is a complex of three futuristic towers; its concept includes rooftop spaces, a panoramic restaurant, glass sky bridges between the towers, a gym, a spa and pools — part of this infrastructure belongs to the complex's development plan. Residents have an underground car park, with restaurants, shopping centres, schools and parks close by. The asking price is $430,000; write to me and I will arrange a private viewing.
12 Ioanna Pavla II St, Kyiv
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District guide: Pechersk →Verified on 28 October 2026
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