Svetlogorsk-3condos in Svetlogorsk

Svetlogorsk-3 is a KSK Group building on Olkhovaya Street in Svetlogorsk, three hundred metres from the Baltic Sea. The building was handed over in the fourth quarter of 2025: heating is autonomous, from dual-circuit gas boilers that also heat the water, windows are single-chamber PVC, entry doors are metal, and balconies carry panoramic glazing.

Floor areas here fall into three bands with nothing between them. The one-room apartments top out at 54.4 m², the two-room apartments start at 61.2 m² — no layout fills the gap. The same pattern repeats at the top: the single three-room apartment, 124.4 m² on the fourth floor, is more than thirty square metres larger than any two-room apartment in the building. There is simply no apartment sized to sit on either boundary.

If you are going to live here

The building stands in a residential part of Svetlogorsk: the sea is three hundred metres away, the resort promenade a few minutes' walk. Autonomous gas heating gives what many seasonal coastal developments lack — independence from a shared boiler house and hot water year-round. The courtyard has children's and sports areas and cycle paths, and parking is free. Apartments are handed over unfinished: moving in waits on your renovation, but the layout and materials are yours to choose. The building is low, up to five storeys, with no crowding on the landings.

If you are buying to let

Svetlogorsk's resort status keeps rental demand alive all year: holidaymakers in summer, longer-term seaside tenants the rest of the time. Most of the building is one-room apartments across a wide range of sizes, from compact to nearly two-room scale, built for exactly that demand. The two-room apartments suit a family renting for a season or longer. The three-room apartment is different from the rest of the building: it cannot be let as a standard product, it sits apart as a single distinct floor plan with its own separate buyer.

If you are holding for capital growth

The building has already been handed over, so the construction-stage gain is no longer available here. What remains is the location: three hundred metres from the sea in an established resort town, and the developer's planned Baltic Ring road, which will link Svetlogorsk to Kaliningrad and shorten the trip to the airport and other coastal resort towns. Coastal housing in a town like this holds liquidity more reliably than property further from the water.