Light Gray Apartments

Spacious apartment, in light gray tones, cozy and modern design, all necessary for a comfortable stay. Two spacious bedrooms and a studio kitchen, a balcony with a view to one of the most picturesque streets in Odessa. If you are looking for a full experience of the atmosphere of the city feel, this apartment will add color to your trip. Two bedrooms are provided for 1-4 guests, extra sofa/+linen is a separate fee + $10. If you stay for 5-6 guests, the payment for the bed and linen is included. The space Interesting history of the house on Pushkinskaya Street, No 66, in the documents of the 19th century it appeared as a house in the 2nd part of Odessa, in the 13th quarter, on the street of Italiana under No 174. " In the book of 1875-1884 it means as a house on Italian Street (after its rename – Pushkinskaya, 66), the house was built in 1860 by the architect named after Morandi. The house belonged to the famous Odessa family of Palauzov who arrived in Odessa from Bulgaria, then part of the Ottoman Empire. The owner of the house, Konstantin Nikolaevich Palauzov, was a Odessa merchant of the 1st and then the 2nd Guild, and in 1851 was the title of a later honorary citizen. K. N. Palauzov has been studying at the Richelievsky Lyceum, since 1862 I am a member of the Accounting of the Odessa Office of the State Bank. He is also known for his public activities. The St. Petersburg magazine Delo for 1877, describing the details of the famous scandal between the vowel of the Duma of A.N. Pashkov and A.Kh. Guernet, the mayor of the city of n.a. Novoselsky, reveals the reasons for the departure of Palauzov, saying that “a member of the former department of Palauzov is accused of embezzling public amounts.” In the same year of 1877 K.N. Palauzov sells the house on ul.Italy to the colleague on city management Grigory Grigoryevich Marazli with whom he together studied in Rishelievsky lyceum. The cost of the house of the honorable citizen K. Palauzov on Italian Street was determined at 22count} rubles. Marazli after buying the house had to pay for the bill as well. It is known that the city OF Mr Marasli, chosen in 1878 by the city of Odessa, was first the visitor of the founding, and then from 1896 to his end – a lifelong president of the Greek Social Society in Odessa. On May 7, 1884, Mr Marasli gifted a house purchased from K. N. Palauzov, priced at 45,000 rubles, to the Odessa Greek charity. A few years ago, during the restoration of the house, a marble board was discovered with a Greek inscription: “Grigory Marazli. Charity society in Odessa. Founded in December 1883. ” This marble board is currently mounted to the left of the house's entrance. Guest access There is free parking near the outdoor area Other things to note Within a walking distance from the railway station and two of the three main bus stations of the city.