Sergei Apartments on the 4th line in 19

In the heart of Vasilyevsky Island is a comfortable, spacious, modern 3-bedroom apartment in a historic building with 2 bathrooms!! The Museum of Everyday Culture of Leningrad 1945-65 is located on the 5th floor. There is a museum apartment of L. Benois in the neighboring courtyard. From the owner with a high rating and good reviews Contacts Freely - ON REQUEST - FOR an additional fee Parking (subject to availability) in a closed courtyard is available for an additional fee, UPON REQUEST Check-in after 15:00, check-out before 11:00 - a paid early check-in/late check-out service is available About the apartment Content We know what is important to our guests and have provided everything necessary for a comfortable stay, both for a few days and for a long stay. Three isolated bright Scandinavian-style rooms: a living room, a bedroom, a children's bedroom + a fully equipped kitchen + two bathrooms. The total area of the apartment is 70 m2. The ceiling height is 3 meters. The apartment is fully equipped with all necessary furniture and appliances. Cooking: Fully equipped kitchen with a 4-burner gas stove, dishwasher, oven, electric kettle, microwave, spacious refrigerator, cooking utensils and table setting. Hygiene: - 2 modern bathrooms (the first with a shower cabin, the second with a bathtub) - Hygienic shower - Bathroom with lighting, underfloor heating, heated towel rails - Washing machine, tumble dryer - Hair dryer, iron, slippers Rest: - Wi-Fi TV - Three isolated bright rooms Safety: - Contactless check-in - Closed courtyard - Parking - Alarm system, smoke detectors Walking distance: famous sights of the city are within walking distance: the Russian Academy of Arts, the palace ensemble of the University Embankment, the legendary Sphinxes, the Kunstkammer, the Arrow of Vasilyevsky Island. Vasileostrovskaya Metro Station is just a 5-minute walk away. The house is located in the most privileged historical part of Vasilyevsky Island. A quiet street, nearby in the greenery of trees there is a small square with a fountain. About the house: The Gemilian House was built of imperial brick in 1835. The architectural style is "Eclectic". During the construction of the house for the interstory floors, the kondovaya moraine larch was used, which has unique strength properties that only increase with time. Living in such houses is comfortable, quiet and environmentally friendly. This is rightfully considered collectible real estate, the value of which is only growing and being protected in every sense (the house is included in the state register of objects of cultural significance).