House 720 m² — Nightingale Grove

Luxurious mansion of 720 sq. m in a classical style on a 23-acre plot in the guarded village of Solovinaya Roshcha. The architect of the project set out to create an interior that would be relevant for many years. The house was built of brick, with reinforced concrete floors, and has secondary lighting. The house, all buildings, and a 6-meter fence are faced with expensive natural stone - Ferzite, imported from Armenia. The interior finishes are made of expensive materials - wrought iron, marble, gypsum elements, Italian furniture, and more.
A luxurious house, in the modern understanding, is not only exclusive design and expensive materials, but also high-quality engineering systems and equipment that meet all strict requirements and ensure a level of comfort and safety.
Water, gas, electricity, sewage and heating, ventilation and air conditioning, video surveillance cameras - this entire system of communication and special equipment is done according to the most current standards.

House layout:
The first floor has a clear division into ceremonial and public areas, where there is an entrance hall with a wardrobe, a hall with a beautiful marble staircase, a living room, a kitchen-dining room, and a private area with a relaxation zone, a swimming pool, and a SPA area, 2 bedrooms, and a separate room for staff, a laundry and an ironing room.

The second floor has a master bedroom with its own bathroom and 2 large walk-in closets with a balcony, and 4 rooms with separate bathrooms.

The third floor has a large recreational area with a home theater, as well as two bedrooms with a bathroom and a walk-in closet.

The necessary infrastructure has been created on the plot near the house: a covered porch with a barbecue area. There is also a garage for 6 cars, a security guard house, and utility buildings with a large basement.
The guard house, from which round-the-clock video surveillance of the territory is conducted, is located away from the ceremonial part, fully performing its functions, and at the same time not disturbing the architectural ensemble of buildings.