| Bathroom | Separate |
| Room layout | Separate rooms |
| Floors in building | 17 |
| Property type | Resale Apartment |
| Rooms | 4 |
| Balcony / loggia | Yes |
| Total area, m² | 118.5 |
| Metro | Vorobyovy Gory, Lomonosovskij Prospekt, Universitet |
| Living area, m² | 95 |
| District | Gagarinskij |
| Kitchen area, m² | 9 |
| Finishing | Finished |
| Window facing | Yard and street |
| Ceiling height, m | 3 |
| Parking | Surface |
14 LOMONOSOVSKY PROSPEKT
There is an interesting paradox in Moscow real estate.
The more new premium developments appear, the easier it becomes to recognise the value of certain older buildings.
14 Lomonosovsky Prospekt is one of them.
The building was completed in 1957.
At the time, Moscow was creating the South-West almost as an entirely new city.
Wide avenues.
Generous courtyards.
High ceilings.
Large windows.
Space between buildings.
Architecture was designed to create more than apartments.
It created a certain scale of life.
Today, this approach has become increasingly rare.
Contemporary developments have mastered impressive lobbies.
Elegant façades.
Fitness facilities.
Concierge service.
But some qualities are far more difficult to recreate.
The width of Lomonosovsky Prospekt.
Mature trees that have been growing for decades.
The distance between buildings.
Established courtyards.
And the feeling of a neighbourhood that has long become an integral part of Moscow.
This is why some buyers deliberately choose a fine Stalin-era apartment over a new residential development.
Not out of nostalgia.
But because of the architecture of the space.
High ceilings.
Well-proportioned rooms.
Large windows.
Solid walls.
And a sense of permanence that cannot be added through interior decoration.
There is, however, an important distinction.
In an established building, choosing the right apartment matters enormously.
Two apartments behind neighbouring doors can offer entirely different potential.
Floor.
Number of windows.
Orientation.
Views.
Structural configuration.
Layout.
Condition of the building systems.
All of these factors determine whether the apartment can become a truly contemporary residence.
Because the most compelling reason to acquire a property at 14 Lomonosovsky Prospekt is not to preserve an apartment exactly as it was decades ago.
It is to take the right architectural foundation and reinterpret it for contemporary life.
A modern kitchen.
A generous living room.
A principal suite.
Dressing rooms.
New engineering.
Art.
Light.
Materials of today.
Beyond the door — Moscow of the 1950s.
Inside — a residence for the 2020s.
This combination can be far more compelling than a finished interior in a new development.
Because an interior can always be recreated.
The space between buildings, mature trees and the architecture of an entire neighbourhood cannot.
Russian Estate will conduct a private apartment search for you at 14 Lomonosovsky Prospekt.
Here, we will not simply look for the most impressive apartment in the listings.
We will look for the residence with the greatest potential.
The right floor.
Natural light.
Windows.
Proportions.
Layout.
And the ability to create a home that reflects contemporary life.
Because choosing real estate in Moscow does not always mean choosing between new developments.
Sometimes the more compelling opportunity is to find an established building with the right architecture.
And create an entirely new story within it.
14 Lomonosovsky Prospekt is precisely that opportunity.
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