Comfortable Apartments on Mira 4a

Cozy apartment with designer renovation. At first, no more than 500 people lived at the station, but Sultanovsky quickly overgrown with artisan settlements, there were shops, taverns, inns, car repair shops and other small businesses. The influx of workers from the southern regions of the empire was ensured by the glass factory built here in 1898, where dishes and other household utensils were produced. Everything is new in the apartment: renovation, furniture, appliances. Large bed with orthopedic mattress. A folding sofa. TV with internet access. Free Wi-Fi. Refrigerator, microwave, washing machine A typewriter. orthopedic clean bed linen and towels. Also personal hygiene products (disposable slippers, soap, shower gel, toothbrush and toothpaste ). Within walking distance of cafes, restaurants, entertainment centers, gym, supermarket. There is a Magnet right at the house, a Fixed Price, a Pub, Beauty Salons, a flower shop. The temple complex consists of a church, several office and administrative buildings, a cell building and a church wall with a holy gate. A brick two-story nine-domed cathedral, cruciform in plan, with a refectory and a tiered bell tower. The belfry consists of 8 bells. The cathedral was designed by architect Kaurbek Mikhailovich Makheev in an eclectic style with elements of ancient Russian architecture in the decor[1]. The four-tiered iconostasis was made by artists and wood carvers under the direction of Mikhail Vladimirovich Sidorenko. The painting inside the temple is designed in a solid academic manner. The imagery and coloristic solution belong to a group of Moscow artists. Valentin Ivanovich Karnaukhin, master of alfray painting, also worked in the team of artists. The train station is 5 minutes away. The airport is 7 minutes away.