“Approved investment” VelesClub Int. – de-luxe quarter on Arbat is located in the historical quarter. Its facades face Merzlyakovsky and Khlebny lanes and Povarskaya street, which allows you to enjoy the silence and at the same time have comfortable access to the metro and exit to Novy Arbat. A pleasant walk to the Patriarch's Ponds will take 15 minutes. The distance to Arbatskaya metro station is 300 meters, and Nikitsky Boulevard is 200 meters. Motorists have convenient direct access to Novy Arbat and Kutuzovsky Prospekt. Respectable and secluded recreation for residents is the main principle of organizing space in the de-luxe quarter on Arbat. Its own landscaped courtyard, internal infrastructure and spacious underground parking make it ideal for living — just 800 meters from the Kremlin. On the private territory of the de-luxe quarter on Arbat, a modern infrastructure has been created that optimizes the time of its residents. The access control system, security alarm and video intercom are available 24 hours a day. The De Luxe quarter on Arbat uses advanced engineering technologies. Each apartment of the complex is equipped with a drinking water purification system using two fine filters. Modern architecture implies a harmonious balance between beauty and functionality. Therefore, we paid great attention not only to the appearance of the building, but also to the layout — their convenience and variability. Imagine sun-filled halls, a whimsical play of light on the texture of marble, noble shades of wood… It’s up to you to choose classic or modern style. The main thing is that the area of the residences allows you to choose a design that is not limited by anything, only your imagination.
VelesClub Int. residents have special prices, individual forms of payment and installment payments.
*The analysis was carried out within the framework of an individual investment model to achieve maximum profitability for the period specified in the characteristics. For a full analysis or free consultation, contact our experts.
