KULIGIN apartments on Srednyaya Podyachnaya street 5

An apartment for rent in the very center of beautiful romantic St. Petersburg. A 5-minute walk along the lion's Bridge will take you to the Yusupov Palace. The sights are within walking distance. There is a Griboyedov Canal on both sides of the street. The street is quiet. There is a parking space in the courtyard, honestly won back)) The apartment has everything you need for a comfortable stay: towels, bed linen, blankets, pillows, convectors in case it gets cold outside the heating season, TV in every room and in the kitchen, wifi, induction hob, dishes, pots, frying pan, kettle, washing capsules, disposable kits (shampoo, conditioner, shower gel, toothbrush and paste, cotton pads and sticks, shaving kit), iron, ironing board, dryer, there is a water heater in the bathroom, washing machine/dryer, umbrellas, disposable slippers. Blackout curtains on the windows. There is a delicious bakery within a 2-minute walk. There are also various shops. A little bit about the history: House No. 5 on Srednyaya Podyachesky Street in St. Petersburg is the former apartment building of P. A. Fedotov. The building was built in 1805 in the classical style. In the 1910s, the poet I. V. Severyanin lived with his mother at the address: Srednyaya Podyachnaya, house No. 5, apartment No. 13. 1872-1898, 1899-1908: A.M. Kollontai (1872-1952), the first female minister and the first female ambassador in the history of Russia, lived in the house. The architect K. K. Shtelb lived in this house in the 1860s. Galina Vladimirovna Vrublevskaya (1945), a writer, author of urban romantic prose, and psychologist, lived in apartment 7 as a child. Nee Krasnova.