LCD Luka City LCD In Vinnitskaya oblaste

The name of the residential complex "Luka City" is connected with its location in the village of Luka-Meleshkivska in Vinnytsia region. According to the project, the complex will consist of six buildings with 3-4 floors and townhouses. The exterior of the new buildings is modern - black and white decoration, concise facade, dark window profiles and balcony railings, minimalist design. The landscaping of the territory includes parking areas, children's play areas, and sports facilities.

Infrastructure

The road from the building to the center of Vinnytsia takes 10 minutes by car. You can also reach the city by bus No.27, the stop of which is located just a stone's throw away from the complex.

Near the new building, there are two ponds for fishing enthusiasts, and the nearest park "Pansky" is only 750 meters away. The residential complex "Luka City" is being built in a picturesque location with clean ecology, and there are plenty of locations for nature walks in the vicinity. Near the village council, which is a 3-minute drive away, there is a suburban recreation complex "Residence TerraMare" with a restaurant, an outdoor pool, and a lounge area.

A leisurely 15-minute walk will take you to the Luka-Meleshkivska comprehensive school, and a 7-minute walk will take you to the kindergarten "Sonechko."

The nearest family medicine clinic is located on the outskirts of Vinnytsia, a 6-minute drive from the building. If you need to visit a polyclinic, hospital, or dentist, you will have to drive to the city.

In walking distance from "Luka City," there are grocery stores "Karavan" and "Apelsin," a hardware store, and two beauty salons. In the center of the village, there are post offices, several more shops, and the cafe "Amadey."

Equipment

• each apartment is equipped with a dual-circuit boiler for heating and hot water

• the developer will install gas, electricity, and water meters

• water supply is provided by two private wells, and sewage is represented by a bioseptic system