Studio apartment near Okryabrskoye pole metro

Nice, well-furnished and appointed, and fully-equiped separate apartment, comprising a studio room, kitchen and a toilet room, in the premium class secure residential high-rise compound near the centre of Moscow (3 metro stops away or 10 mins to the city centre bounds), commands a stunning roof-top panorama over the city. 5 mins walk from the Oktyabrskoye pole metro on the purple line. Quiet. Good for up to 2 people, Pets allowed, Secure parking space is usually on hand, but not guaranteed. The space The apatment is cosy for all intents and purposes and has all amenities. It has a 20 sq.m. living room-cum-bedroom and all the requisite furniture items and atmospheric rugs. Guest access The guests will have an unconstrained personal use of the apartment, subject to the late-night disturbance rules. The high-rise commands a stunning view of Moscow from its last-floor open air gallery, open to residents of the condominium. House rules: It is a condominum, neighbours are around and probably have to work early the next day, so observance of a reasonable quiet after 11 pm is a must by guests. Other things to note Preference is given to people with prior positive references or those who can otherwise intimate their good character. Please inquire first in case your booking is more than 35 days ahead. ID HAS TO BE SHOWN by principal bookers (i.e. airbnb account holder) on the hand-over of apartment key. The principle guest's ID should bear the same name and be issued by the same country as the nationality of the guest indicated on their Airbnb profile. Guests with deficient references will also be requested to sign an acknowledgement-of-stay form. House rules: NO PARTYING AFTER 10 PM on business days (and 11.30 pm on weekends) --as neigbours require silence to be observed, and will surely control for that by having the authority to access the apartment in bad cases of disquiet after the time indicated. Technically speaking, late night disturbances in Moscow condominiums is an offense legally punisheable by administrative measures (usually, injunctions or fines).