Pervomayskaya Street, 87-84.7

There are homes that are purchased for their new interiors.

And there are homes chosen for something far more enduring.

Architecture.

Proportion.

The sense of space.

And a quality of construction that has become increasingly rare.

This apartment belongs to the latter.

Situated on the third floor of a five-storey Stalin-era brick building on Pervomayskaya Street, the residence offers 84.7 sq.m of thoughtfully proportioned living space in one of Moscow’s most established residential districts.

Its greatest strength lies in the layout.

Three generously sized bedrooms (20.9 sq.m, 16.8 sq.m and 17.4 sq.m) are all independent, creating a comfortable setting for family life, multi-generational living or a dedicated home office.

At the heart of the apartment is a spacious living room distinguished by a classic bay window.

It fills the interior with natural light throughout the day while adding architectural character rarely found in contemporary developments.

A welcoming entrance hall of 15.2 sq.m immediately creates a sense of openness.

Large wardrobes, bespoke storage or a dressing area can be incorporated without sacrificing living space.

The kitchen is practical and well-proportioned, while the separate bathroom and WC, together with the absence of walk-through rooms, make the apartment exceptionally functional for everyday living.

A Home Ready for Its Next Chapter

The apartment requires renovation.

For many buyers, this is precisely its greatest advantage.

Rather than paying for someone else’s design decisions, the future owner has the opportunity to create an interior entirely of their own.

Whether restoring the timeless elegance of a classic Stalin-era residence or introducing a contemporary architectural language, the apartment provides a foundation that cannot easily be recreated today.

Homes of this period are rarely acquired because of their existing finishes.

They are valued for qualities that have stood the test of time.

Solid brick construction.

Excellent thermal and acoustic insulation.

Generous window openings.

Comfortable indoor climate throughout the seasons.

Robust craftsmanship.

And the distinctive atmosphere of Moscow’s mid-century residential architecture.

A Neighbourhood That Has Already Found Its Rhythm

Vostochnoye Izmaylovo is one of Moscow’s greenest and most established residential districts.

It is valued not for rapid transformation, but for the quiet confidence of a neighbourhood that has matured over decades.

Pervomayskaya Metro Station is within walking distance.

So is Izmaylovsky Forest Park, one of the largest green spaces in the city, offering kilometres of walking paths, cycling routes and recreational areas.

Schools, kindergartens, healthcare facilities, cafés, bakeries, supermarkets, fitness clubs and everyday services are all integrated into the neighbourhood.

Nothing feels temporary.

Nothing feels unfinished.

Unlike many newly developed districts, Vostochnoye Izmaylovo offers a complete urban environment where daily life has long since settled into its natural rhythm.

Key Features

* Stalin-era brick building.
* Third floor of five.
* Total area: 84.7 sq.m.
* Three independent bedrooms.
* Spacious living room with a traditional bay window.
* Large 15.2 sq.m entrance hall.
* Separate bathroom and WC.
* Excellent transport connections.
* One of Moscow’s greenest residential neighbourhoods.