Soviet modern ampir apartment of the 30th years

The apartment is in one of the most beautiful historical buildings of the city, an ultramarine house, which the Yelchans have designed the name of Pentagon. Stalin-era ampiras is built by captive Germans next door to another architectural masterpiece of Yelza, Children's Art School No.3. The huge area of the room and kitchen allows you to concede to any 2-story building in a panel house or a new building. The space The width of the window sills in the Stalin-era house is just under half a meter, which indicates double brickwork, so the house warms up for a long time and cools down for a long time. 3-meter ceilings, soundproofing and European renovation. 12-meter kitchen. The kitchen has light laminate. Two entrance doors. New furniture and communications. No Soviet cuisine or old walls. The euro standard bed is adjacent to the bordeaux-colored eco-leather couch. Craft lampshades and chandeliers in the style of Red Lantern Street, perfect whiteness bathroom. Digital TV, Wi-Fi TV. New appliances: two-chamber refrigerator with two freezers, washing machine, boiler. Hairdryer, iron and boudoir. Linen, towels, tea and coffee are provided. Hot water all year round. The apartment is not corner, very warm, cozy with an author's design. There are only 1 neighbors on the staircase (a quiet couple of pensioners). There is a police stronghold in our entrance on the 1st floor. The apartment is not rented for parties, gatherings, autopathi and other entertainment events. Cleaning in the apartment takes place after each guest. There is a table in the yard, kebabs are practiced. There is a pet-friendly playground just across the street from our place. Linen, towels, tea and coffee are provided. The cost of housing is negotiated in a context. Cash/ Non-cash payment (for legal entities only). Check-in is strictly according to the passport. Privacy is guaranteed. Guests of the city are given the opportunity to visit exclusive excursions of different directions from pilgrimage tours to 33 pre-revolutionary churches, to the Viking and Tamerlane era.