About Oxygenia

Oxygenia is a unique, green country settlement located in historic Shida Kartli, on the edge of the Trialeti mountain range, near the village of Noste, just a 35-minute drive from Tbilisi.

Our mission is to integrate an eco-friendly environment with modern standards. That’s why we planted more than 25,000 Paulownia Tomentosa trees on the 34-hectare territory of Oxygenia. This tree is distinguished by its beautiful flowers, large green leaves, rapid growth, and the ability to emit a record amount of oxygen.

The farm settlement of Oxygenia consists of more than 200 forest plots, each with dozens of trees. Accordingly, the houses and yards of all residents will be immersed in the greenery and oxygen of the forest.

Oxygenia offers an oxygen-rich, aesthetically pleasing, and comfortable living environment with city-type infrastructure and communications, supported by a detailed development plan and common spaces.

Oxygenia is designed for people of all ages and interests. Here you will find a modern settlement in harmony with nature, located in the forest, where all the conditions are created for children to breathe fresh air and relax on holidays, for families to unwind on weekends, for freelancers to work remotely, for companies to organize out-of-town activities, for tourists to visit historical places, and for friends to spend quality time together.

Oxygenia creates a new standard of healthy living in Georgia.

About Paulownia

The tree of Japanese origin, Paulownia (Japanese kiri 桐), is the cornerstone of the ecological development of Oxygenia. Known for its exceptional environmental and economic benefits, this tree can grow up to 20 meters in height. It releases a large amount of oxygen during photosynthesis, improves soil health, and effectively suppresses dust and noise.

In addition to its environmental contributions, Paulownia enhances the landscape with its beauty. In the spring, it blooms for weeks, adding a spectacular visual appeal. During the summer, its broad, green leaves provide abundant shade and create a pleasant, oxygen-rich microclimate for humans.

For the optimal development of each tree, Oxygenia collaborates with the scientists of the Forestry and Park Department of the Agrarian University of Georgia. Our goal is to preserve as many trees as possible during the construction of the country settlement. To achieve this, our horticulturists will assist residents in properly caring for the dozens of Paulownia trees thriving on their forest plots.