Familycondos in Gvardeysk

Family is a GK TVN complex on Telman Street in the historic district of Gvardeysk. It comprises three low-rise buildings, each with a lift. The buildings are already connected to cable TV, high-speed internet and a landline. Completion is due in the fourth quarter of 2026.

Despite the name, a family that needs three bedrooms will find a gap here: there are no three-bedroom apartments in the project at all, and the whole range fits into two categories — one-bedroom units from 33.3 to 41.4 m², and a single two-bedroom layout at exactly 57.2 m², with no size variation within it. There is simply no choice inside the two-bedroom category: it's this floor area or a different room count.

If you are going to live here

The building is low-rise, yet it has a lift — an uncommon pairing at this height. The walls are gas-silicate block, which retains heat well, and the facade follows a modern European style. Ground-floor storage rooms are spacious, and ceilings inside the apartments are 2.72 metres. The grounds are landscaped with young trees, shrubs, flower beds, decorative lighting and a playground with a rubber safety surface. The building is already wired for cable TV, internet and telephone, and the double glazing has a selective coating for energy efficiency. The location is the historic district of Gvardeysk, where the surrounding infrastructure is already in place.

If you are buying to let

The format suits a long-term let rather than a tourist flow: Gvardeysk isn't a resort town, and there's nothing in the catalogue pointing to a beach or a tourist draw nearby. One-bedroom units are the most numerous type here, from 33.3 to 41.4 m², suited to a single tenant or a couple. There is only one two-bedroom layout in the building, a fixed 57.2 m², an option for a small family but with no choice of size.

If you are holding for capital growth

Completion is due in the fourth quarter of 2026, so part of the construction-stage gain still lies ahead. The project is small in scope across three buildings, so there will be few resale units inside the complex. The building stands in the historic district of Gvardeysk, where the infrastructure is already established, but this is a small town rather than the regional capital — its liquidity shouldn't be overestimated.