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Sofiivski Lypky

A distinctive comfort-class residential quarter in the center of Sofiivska Borshchahivka, created for those who value quality, comfort, and thoughtfully designed living space

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9 buildings
725 apartments
Kyiv region, Sofiivska Borshchahivka, Svobody St. 1c
status Construction in progress
About the complex

Your distinctive residential complex

Sofiivski Lypky is a completed comfort-class residential quarter in the center of Sofiivska Borshchahivka, uniting 3 completed and occupied buildings, 725 apartments, and underground parking. The project was designed in a recognizable architectural style with an emphasis on construction quality, a cozy living environment, and everyday comfort. Today, Sofiivski Lypky is a fully completed and occupied complex that has become one of EVERDIM’s landmark projects.

Master plan

A space created for comfortable living

Sofiivski Lypky is one of EVERDIM’s landmark completed projects. Nine buildings, underground parking, and thoughtful landscaping have created a comfortable living environment in the suburbs of Kyiv.

2,39 ha, block area
9 10-story buildings, built using monolithic frame construction technology
725 Comfortable apartments
100% Completed and occupied complex
Advantages

Created according to modern comfort standards

Ergonomic layouts

Bright apartments with ergonomic layouts and a 2.8 m ceiling height for comfortable daily living.

Security

A gated territory, video surveillance, and physical security ensure residents' peace of mind and control access to the complex.

Panoramic windows

Energy-efficient WDS windows with 5-chamber double-glazing provide comfort and energy savings throughout the year

High-quality construction technologies

Modern technologies for warmth, comfort and energy efficiency

Just 5 km from Kyiv

All necessary infrastructure nearby: shops, supermarkets, educational and leisure facilities

Own service

An on-site property management office helps quickly resolve maintenance and housing service issues