Sales of part of the house in the Petrograd district of St. Petersburg 900 sq.m.

Five apartments with open-plan located from 1st  floor till 5th floor.

The house was built in 1908, 1909, according to the project of the active architect of the Petrogradskaya area I. P. Mulhanova. The house style is eclecticism with some modern techniques. Before the Revolution the house belonged to the princes V. P. Obolensky and S.P. Obolensky-Neledinsky-Mielec, who was married Princess Catherine, daughter of Emperor Alexander II. The brothers inherited the house after the death of their father, Platon Sergeevich Obolensky Neledinsky-Mielec, the hero of the Russian-Turkish war of 1877, 1878, awarded for bravery Order of St. Anne's grade IV, Order of St. Stanislaus II degree and the Serbian Order of the Golden Star, the adjutant of the Grand Duke Vladimir Alexandrovich, who was married Konstantinovna Mary, nee Naryshkina. 

At various times in house lived: an honorary citizen of the first merchant guild F.A.Alferov (at the beginning of XX century banking house "F.A.Alferov" was one of the largest in Russia), Senator NA Chebyshev, Swiss Georges Gazen (specializing in the sale of chocolate, confectionery, owned several confectioner's shop), engineer A. Leyvand (own factory for the manufacture of elevators in St. Petersburg) and other famous faces.

During the overhaul of the house is completely replaced by load-bearing structures overlap. New overlaps - monolithic reinforced concrete structures on metal beams. Unit load - up to 400 kg / sq.m. Completely replaced by the engineering of water supply, ventilation, electricity and gas supply, heating, are installed electricity meters and water. For each apartment summed up the telephone and computer networks, TV antenna, in addition, the possibility of installing CCTV. For noise, water and heat insulation and  for finish works were used certified eco-friendly materials. Completely replaced the windows, the company installed two-color double-glazed windows with double Gealan opening. Was done the restoration of stairs area , resulting in restored historic front view: stucco, natural stone finishes, brass elements of lamps . Elevator, meeting all modern technical and fire protection requirements, finished with mahogany class "Lux" in accordance with the traditions of the last century.

price: negotiated