For sale · Pechersk · Beside the Summit business centre
A ready headquarters in the government quarter of Pechersk
A finished bespoke interior — ready to move into
A private entrance and 8 parking spaces
The government quarter: an address that needs no explanation
460 m² on the sixth floor of a twelve-storey building, assembled to a bespoke design. The plan separates functions: a reception and guest lounge, open working areas, meeting rooms behind glass partitions, private offices and a coffee point. It seats a large team without turning the office into a corridor of desks.
The design fit-out is already done — rare for an office of this size, and the buyer's main saving. Timber panelling, green walls, linear lighting, acoustic solutions, fitted furniture and equipment. The office needs neither a design project nor builders: you bring the team and start the working day.
A private entrance means your guests never cross paths with the building's other tenants. Eight parking spaces for staff and visitors, modern building services, bathrooms on the floor. The Summit business centre is next door — the kind of business setting partners and clients expect.
Hrushevskoho Street is the government quarter of Pechersk: administrative buildings, embassies, Mariinskyi Park and the Dnipro minutes away. For a company this is more than convenience — an address here is part of the image and speaks about the level of the business before the presentation does.
A large company's representative office, an investment structure, an international business or your own corporate headquarters. It also works as an investment: a finished central office with a private entrance and parking lets faster and for more than raw space.
9B Mykhaila Hrushevskoho St, Kyiv
Access details and the viewing schedule are arranged personally, out of respect for the owners' privacy.
Verified on 20 October 2026 · Reference: PCH-460
Frequently asked
The designer interior, fitted furniture and the equipment of the working areas remain — the office is ready to use from day one. A precise list of what is included in the price and what the owner takes with them is sent as a separate document before the viewing, so nothing is disputed at closing.
The transaction runs through a notary in the usual way, with the company as buyer. You will need constitutional documents, a resolution of the authorised body approving the purchase, and confirmation of the source of funds. I agree the document list with the notary and your lawyer in advance so preparation does not delay the deal.
Running costs consist of the building's service charge, metered utilities and parking. I obtain the current figures from the management company and provide them before the viewing — in commercial property this is one of the main negotiating arguments, so the numbers must be verified rather than approximate.
Yes, and that is a common scenario for finished central offices. A private entrance, parking and a completed fit-out shorten the marketing period noticeably and lift the rate. Before a deal I calculate the indicative yield from real rates in the location rather than from the owner's expectations.
Yes. Viewings are arranged in advance at a time convenient for both sides, including before or after the working day. If it helps, I run an online tour by video first so you can decide whether a visit in person is worthwhile.
The building has modern services. The current state of power, internet, ventilation and the availability of a shelter I confirm with the management company immediately before a viewing and show on site — in Kyiv these questions are verified in person, not from a description.
Behind every address is the life you picture for yourself. Tell me about it — let's begin with a conversation, not a form.