Apartments in central Batumi
Old Batumi, Tamar Mepe and Chavchavadze — districts where all amenities are within walking distance year-round.
Central Batumi is the only part of the city that stays alive off-season: schools, clinics, the market, cafés and offices run the same in January as in July. That makes apartments here better suited to living and long-term renting than short stays.
Prices in the center vary a lot by building type: Soviet-era housing near Tamar Mepe starts at $900/m², while renovated buildings in Old Batumi and new projects near Europe Square reach $2,000/m². We pay special attention to the state of utilities — in older buildings that's the main source of hidden costs.
Old Batumi
$1,400–2,000/m², historic facades, strong long-term rental demand.
Tamar Mepe
$900–1,300/m², convenient transport, plenty of resale stock.
Long-term rent
$400–700 a month for a renovated, furnished two-room apartment.
Available properties
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Frequently asked questions
Center or seaside — which is better to live in?
For permanent living, the center is more practical: amenities work year-round and the area never empties out in winter. For renting to tourists, the seafront is more profitable.
Is there parking in central Batumi?
Almost none in the Old Town: parking is on-street and metered by zone. In new buildings on Tamar Mepe and Gorgasali, underground parking spots are sold separately for $8,000–15,000.
Is it worth buying in an older building?
Yes, if your budget is limited and you're ready to renovate utilities. We separately check risers, wiring and roof condition before the deal.
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