Such prices are simply not found on the secondary market in Minsk now. The cheapest one-room apartments would cost 2-2.5 times more, writes Realt.by.
The apartment is located on the first floor of a nine-story panel building constructed in 1977 at the address: Ubarevich Street, 148/2. This is not far from the Minsk Ring Road (MKAD).
A studio apartment is currently for sale right here. The living space is extremely compact. Its area is only 11.8 square meters. Within this area, the owner has fitted a chair-bed, a mini-kitchen, a washing machine, a built-in wardrobe, and a separate bathroom with a shower.
The apartment has been renovated — communications have been replaced, electrical wiring and ventilation installed, and internal partitions set up. The dwelling is on a high first floor, and the entrance to the studio is from the common stairwell.
Why is the apartment being sold at a relatively low price? Is it only due to its small area? The fact is that the studio is in non-residential stock. The advertisement states that the premises (effectively — business apartments) can be used for personal living, rental, or work.
By the way, the studio is currently already being rented out for 230 dollars per month. It is clarified that utility payments in winter do not exceed 100 rubles, including heating and electricity.
The price of this apartment is 90 thousand rubles, or 33 thousand dollars. However, the price per square meter turns out not to be so cheap — 7692 rubles, or $2797.
It should be noted that such premises can be converted from non-residential to residential stock. Some real estate agencies provide similar services.
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