Description
Art. 47939164 Stalinist neoclassicism is the golden mean between pre-revolutionary buildings and the impersonal architecture of the second half of the twentieth century. The house was built according to the design of the architect L.L. Schreter, the grandson of the architect L.N. Benois. This is an important remark, since the contribution of the Benois dynasty to the architecture of St. Petersburg is colossal. The projects of L.L. Shreter himself largely determined the appearance of post-war Leningrad - blocks were built along Moskovsky, Grazhdansky and Lesnoy avenues, in Strelna and Peterhof. We present to your attention an apartment on Vasilyevsky Island. Location: 10 min walk to metro station Vasileostrovskaya, 20 min walk to Universitetskaya embankment, 10 min by car to the parks and squares of Krestovsky Island, closed courtyard (2 assigned parking spaces), modern, equipped sports ground. House: building built in 1953, reinforced concrete floors, brick walls, Apartment: three-sided layout, 4 rooms and a kitchen with 2 windows, ceilings 3.20 m, major renovation of the apartment with replacement of communications, thoughtful layout with many storage systems, one owner for more than 15 years, without encumbrances, suitable for a mortgage. Sign up for viewings!
