River Park Resort is a premium resort-style residential complex located in the Saburtalo district of Tbilisi, on Lashi Lashkhia Street. The project consists of four 4-storey buildings with a total area of about 30,000 sq.m, constructed using earthquake-resistant monolithic technology and high-quality materials that ensure durability and energy efficiency.
The façades are designed in a contemporary European style, featuring white and wooden HPL panels, panoramic windows, and balconies overlooking the Kura River and Zedazeni mountains. The rooftops are equipped with eco-friendly solar panels and landscaped green areas.
The complex offers a well-designed internal courtyard with landscape greenery, walking paths, and premium-class children’s and sports playgrounds.
The territory is protected with 24/7 security and video surveillance, and a concierge service is available. Buildings are equipped with high-speed elevators.
For vehicles, the project includes underground and surface parking, as well as guest parking. The entire complex is fully adapted for people with disabilities — a barrier-free environment with ramps is provided.
The advantages of River Park Resort include a highly convenient location in a district that is actively developing with expanding commercial and social infrastructure.
Within walking distance is the major shopping center Tbilisi Mall, and excellent transport access is provided via David Agmashenebeli Avenue, offering quick connections to different parts of the city. Public transport stops are nearby, and Tbilisi International Airport is approximately one hour away by car.
A high level of comfort, contemporary design, eco-friendly solutions, and a variety of apartment layouts make River Park Resort an attractive option both for living and for investment in Tbilisi.
The developer, RoiLand, founded in 2020, specializes in premium residential complexes with carefully planned infrastructure and well-designed layouts — qualities clearly demonstrated in this project.









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