The plan is being updated to include the triplex, section 1K/1 and the second development stage. Check the property pages and documents for current areas, plot boundaries, statuses and specifications.
The GREENBOR residential neighborhood plan helps you choose a house, evaluate the location of the land plot and understand how the territory of the completed project is organized for 20 households.
Townhouses, duplexes and separate sections of triplexes of the first and second phases, an internal road, vehicular entrances, pedestrian passages, private land plots and the main objects of common infrastructure are marked on the scheme.
Compare the location of houses, choose a section that is convenient for your family and go to the object card with up-to-date information about the area, land plot, layout, equipment, status and conditions of purchase.
View current GREENBOR houses · Arrange a viewing · Familiarize yourself with the quarter rules
How to use the GREENBOR plan
The houses on the diagram are marked according to their addresses. After choosing the desired section, you can go to the card of a specific object and view:
- type and address of the house;
- current object status;
- actual or project area;
- planning;
- land area;
- cadastral number;
- photographs or design renderings;
- technical specifications;
- actual or planned equipment;
- price — for actual sales objects;
- current purchase, construction-viewing or information-request conditions.
The plan is a presentation diagram of the area. It is not a cadastral map, a technical passport, a working drawing or a document confirming ownership. Exact borders, areas and cadastral numbers are determined by documents of specific land plots.
How the territory of the quarter is organized
GREENBOR has an external perimeter and controlled access. Within the block, the homes are united by a common road, pedestrian routes, engineering networks and common areas.
Entrances to townhouses and duplexes face the inner part of the block, and private yards are located mostly on the opposite side.
Such planning combines:
- own house;
- a separate formed land plot;
- private backyard;
- at least one car space near the property;
- controlled access to the territory;
- open space in front of facades;
- common internal road;
- individual accounting of resources;
- organized shared infrastructure;
- future walking and recreation areas.
Open interior space
One of the main features of GREENBOR is the absence of a continuous system of high fences between the entrance doors of townhouses and duplexes.
The outer perimeter limits the access of outsiders, but the interior remains visually open and convenient for the movement of residents.
The concept of a quarter does not involve arbitrary installation in a common area:
- fences and partitions between entrances;
- personal gates or wickets;
- barriers;
- constructions blocking the road or passage;
- arbitrary extensions and sheds outside the boundaries of a private plot.
The family's privacy is ensured by its own house and plot of land, including a backyard that can be set up for recreation, landscaping, and other private needs.
Before choosing a house, it is important to evaluate not only its location on the plan, but also whether the GREENBOR concept of open interior space suits you.
Familiarize yourself with the Statute and Rules of GREENBOR
The first line is Ivan Bohun Street
The first phase of GREENBOR includes five townhouse sections and four duplex sections.
Phase 1 townhouses
- Ivan Bohun Street, 2A;
- Ivan Bohun Street, 2B;
- Ivan Bohun Street, 2B;
- Ivan Bohun Street, 2G;
- Ivan Bohun Street, 2D.
Townhouses of the first phase are under construction. Until legal readiness, only construction-progress viewings are available; sale, paid reservation and acceptance of funds are not available.
The standard sections have a project area of about 103.2 m², and the enlarged central townhouse 2B - about 140.2 m². Current parameters should be checked in the card of the selected object.
First stage duplexes ready
- Ivan Bohun Street, 2-Е;
- Ivan Bohun Street, 2-Ж;
- Ivan Bohun Street, 2-И;
- Ivan Bohun Street, 2-К.
Duplexes 2-Е, 2-Ж, 2-И and 2-К are ready for sale and in-person viewing. Title to the houses has been registered.
In the card of each duplex, up-to-date photos, characteristics, land area, cadastral number, equipment, price and status of documents are published.
Installments are available for completed objects:
- first installment — from 40%;
- term — up to 12 months;
- payment schedule is agreed individually;
- final conditions are recorded in the contract.
View completed duplexes · Installment terms
Which is already working in the first stage
In Phase 1 of GREENBOR, the following are already running or created:
- the main entrance from Ivan Bohun street;
- automatic gate;
- separate pedestrian gate;
- GSM control;
- access through a mobile application;
- remote controls;
- two video surveillance cameras;
- two own wells;
- separate household water lines;
- separate technical water lines;
- individual water and electricity accounting;
- intra-quarter drainage system;
- optical Internet;
- garbage site;
- paved and lighted exterior driveway.
The internal road, lighting and further landscaping of the first phase are being carried out in stages.
The Phase 2 is Petra Doroshenko Street
The second phase of GREENBOR features townhouses, duplexes and three separate sections of a triplex.
During the period of active construction, the second phase is separated from the first by a fence, so that the movement of equipment, materials, and the execution of works have less impact on the already developed part of the block.
Townhouses of the second phase
- str. Petra Doroshenko, 1A;
- str. Petra Doroshenko, 1B;
- str. Petra Doroshenko, 1B;
- str. Petra Doroshenko, 1G;
- str. Petra Doroshenko, 1D.
They include standard sections and an enlarged central townhouse 1-В with a project area of about 140.2 m².
View the townhouses of the second phase
Second order duplexes
- st. Petra Doroshenko, 1E;
- str. Petra Doroshenko, 1Ih.
Triplex of the second order
- street Petra Doroshenko, 1I;
- str. Petra Doroshenko, 1K/1;
- str. Petra Doroshenko, 1K.
1-И, 1-К/1 and 1-К form one triplex of three independent homes.
Each section will have:
- a separate land plot;
- own input;
- private yard;
- individual accounting of resources;
- separate connection to the quarter's engineering systems.
Phase 2 properties are in the design stage and presented as a future-development concept. You can choose a type of house, a specific section, a plot of land and familiarize yourself with current project plans.
No payment or instalment arrangement is available for Phase 2 at this concept stage.
View second order duplexes and triplexes · Information request terms
Individual plots of land
Each GREENBOR household corresponds to a separate formed plot of land with a cadastral number.
The plan helps to pre-assess:
- location of the plot in the quarter;
- orientation of the house;
- position of private backyard;
- location relative to the internal road;
- distance to car entrances;
- neighboring households;
- proximity to common infrastructure;
- it is possible to place a car, a terrace or a private recreation area.
The exact area, boundaries, cadastral number and destination are confirmed by the documents of the corresponding land plot.
View GREENBOR land and town planning documents
Internal road and two entrances
The main active entrance to the first stage is located on the side of Ivan Bohun Street.
The second vehicular entrance and the second pedestrian gate from Petra Doroshenko Street will be implemented together with the development of the second phase.
The inner territory is residential and mostly pedestrian. The planning does not provide for the through traffic of third-party vehicles.
Each household has at least one parking space. Guest parking is planned on the side of the street, so that visitors' cars load less on the inner territory.
Walking route 200 meters long
The completed GREENBOR project includes a 200-meter closed walking route.
It will pass:
- central internal road;
- territory by townhouses;
- under the trees;
- past the future gazebo;
- near the playground;
- through a separate passage between two townhouses.
The route will allow you to walk, run or move with a baby carriage without leaving the inner territory of the block.
Lighting is provided for the track. Its cleaning, winter maintenance and current repairs will be part of the maintenance of the common area.
More about the GREENBOR walking track
Shared engineering infrastructure
The GREENBOR plan shows not only the houses and plots of land, but also the general organization of the systems that serve the residential area:
- internal road;
- of electrical networks and ASKOE;
- wells and pumping equipment;
- household water supply;
- separate service water lines;
- intra-district drainage;
- removal of rainwater and meltwater;
- gates and pedestrian gates;
- video surveillance;
- lighting;
- garbage site;
- future recreation areas;
- planned shelter.
Part of the infrastructure is already in place, the internal road and lighting of the first stage are being installed, and other elements will be implemented together with the next phases.
Learn more about GREENBOR utilities and engineering systems
Future recreation areas
The completed GREENBOR project includes:
- gazebo and barbecue area;
- playground;
- exercise area;
- walking path;
- landscaping of the common area;
- guest parking;
- shelter for residents of the block.
These facilities will be implemented in phases. Their designation on the diagram or presence in the 3D visualization does not mean the completion of construction.
Gazebo and seating area · Planned shelter
Joint infrastructure and the Greenbor Cooperative
Houses and plots of land are separate objects of private property. The internal road, wells, networks, gates, lighting and other systems are designed for the common maintenance of the entire block.
After the state registration of the Greenbor Cooperative and the legal registration of the transfer, the common infrastructure is supposed to be formalized as the indivisible property of the Cooperative.
Homeowners will use this infrastructure and participate in its management, financing, maintenance and development through membership in the Cooperative.
The basic principle of governance is one household, one vote.
The actual cost of shared services will be shared among the 20 households, one share per household, unless another reasonable arrangement is approved for a particular service.
GREENBOR Bylaws and Rules · Principles of infrastructure accounting and maintenance
The plan reflects the rules for living together
GREENBOR's planning is not only about architecture, but also about the concept of good neighborliness.
The future owner must be ready:
- to accept the open space in front of the entrances to the houses;
- not to install arbitrary fences in the common area;
- not to block roads, passages and parking spaces of neighbors;
- to observe the residential and mainly pedestrian regime of the territory;
- participate in the costs of shared infrastructure;
- observe the rules of silence, cleanliness and safety;
- be responsible for the behavior of guests, residents and contractors;
- participate in joint decisions regarding the repair and development of the quarter.
GREENBOR is suitable for people who want to have a private house, but understand that a comfortable shared environment depends on the behavior and responsibility of each owner.
Read the basic rules before buying a house
Quarter plan, general concept and 3D tour
Section materials have different purposes:
- quarter plan helps to find a specific house, address and land plot;
- general plan GREENBOR explains the organization of buildings, queues, roads, infrastructure and common areas;
- 3D tour allows a spatial assessment of the architecture, interior area, private courtyards and the future appearance of the completed quarter.
Project renderings convey the general concept. Materials, equipment, landscaping and individual landscaping details may be specified during implementation.
Overview of GREENBOR Plan and Development · Open 3D tour
From plan to in-person viewing
The plan helps to pre-select the location of the house, but the final decision should be made after a personal visit.
While viewing, you will be able to:
- see the actual location of the selected house;
- inspect the land plot;
- assess a private yard;
- to see the open space in front of the entrances;
- compare multiple available objects;
- evaluate the road, gates and engineering infrastructure;
- see the location of future development zones;
- specify the equipment, documents, price and terms of purchase;
- to discuss the rules of residence and the future model of the Cooperative.
FAQ
How many homes are provided in GREENBOR?
The completed project includes 20 separate housing units: townhouses, duplexes and three sections of a triplex.
Does each house have its own plot of land?
Yes. Each household corresponds to a separate land plot with a cadastral number.
Are all the houses on the plan already built?
No. Duplexes of the first phase are ready for sale, townhouses of the first phase are under construction, and houses of the second phase are in the design stage and presented as a future-development concept.
Are all infrastructure objects up and running?
No. The plan shows the completed GREENBOR concept. Part of the infrastructure is already working, part is being equipped, and the rest will be implemented in separate stages.
Can a fence be installed in front of the entrance?
Arbitrary installation of fences, partitions, gates or other structures in the common area does not comply with GREENBOR's concept of open interior space.
Does the map show the exact legal boundaries of the plots?
Nope. The plan shows the relative location of the households. The exact boundaries, areas and cadastral numbers are determined by the documents of the respective land plots.
Who will own the shared infrastructure?
After the creation of the Greenbor Cooperative and the legal registration of the transfer, it is supposed to be registered as the indivisible property of the Cooperative. Owners will participate in management and financing through membership.
Where can I see the exact area, price and status of the house?
Current information is placed in the card of a specific object in the sales section.
View all houses · Documents of the quarter · GREENBOR Rules · 3D tour · Arrange a viewing
The GREENBOR site is an information portal about the residential quarter. Advertisements for the sale of specific objects can be placed by real estate owners or persons authorized by them. The information on the page is not a public offer.