| Bathroom | Separate |
| Room layout | Separate rooms |
| Floors in building | 19 |
| Property type | Resale Apartment |
| Rooms | 2 |
| Balcony / loggia | No |
| Total area, m² | 74.5 |
| Living area, m² | 58 |
| District | Gagarinskij |
| Kitchen area, m² | 15 |
| Finishing | Finished |
| Window facing | Yard and street |
| Ceiling height, m | 3.2 |
| Parking | Underground |
38A LENINSKY PROSPEKT, BUILDING 3
Today, luxury residences are built for the market.
There was a time in Moscow when certain homes were created for a community.
For scientists.
Academicians.
People devoted to fundamental research.
38A Leninsky Prospekt, Building 3 belongs to that Moscow.
Here, near Gagarin Square, an entire academic world took shape.
The institutes of the Russian Academy of Sciences.
Moscow State University.
Vorobyovy Gory.
Neskuchny Garden.
And residential buildings that became a natural extension of this intellectual environment.
It was a completely different definition of a prestigious address.
Not price per square metre.
Not the name of a development.
Not a designer lobby.
But the circle of people among whom you lived.
In Soviet Moscow, residential addresses often reflected the city’s professional and cultural hierarchy.
There were homes for artists.
Writers.
Government figures.
And there was academic Moscow.
Leninsky Prospekt became one of its defining axes.
Today, acquiring an apartment here means choosing more than an established neighbourhood.
It means choosing a particular cultural layer of the city.
Of course, a contemporary buyer can compare this building with a new premium development.
And the comparison will not always favour the past.
A new residence may offer more impressive common spaces.
More advanced engineering.
A broader range of services.
But there is one thing a new development cannot offer.
Decades of history around it.
Mature trees.
Established courtyards.
Academic institutions nearby.
And the feeling of a Moscow that was created not as a product.
But as a city.
That is where the real choice begins.
If the priority is the full spectrum of contemporary amenities, Moscow offers many exceptional new developments.
But if the priority is to live within an address with an intellectual biography, 38A Leninsky Prospekt, Building 3 becomes far more compelling.
Especially if one finds the right apartment.
Because within an established building, the apartment itself becomes the principal architectural project.
The space can be completely reimagined.
The layout reconsidered.
Modern engineering introduced.
Light.
Art.
Materials.
A contemporary interior created within an address that already has a history.
The result is a rare combination.
**Old Moscow outside.
A contemporary residence within.**
These are precisely the apartments worth searching for.
Not necessarily the one that looks most impressive in photographs today.
But the one with the right foundations.
Floor.
Windows.
Natural light.
Views.
Proportions.
Potential.
Sometimes an apartment without an elaborate renovation can be a far more compelling acquisition than a fully finished property.
Simply because the architecture of the space is right.
Russian Estate will conduct a private apartment search for you at 38A Leninsky Prospekt, Building 3.
We will look beyond publicly available listings.
We will study the building itself, its apartment types and their potential.
And help identify the residence that makes this particular address worth choosing.
Because Moscow is not a single real estate market.
It is many different Moscows.
Contemporary.
Historic.
Architectural.
Governmental.
And academic.
38A Leninsky Prospekt, Building 3 is an opportunity to choose the latter.
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We help you choose your address in Moscow.