An apartment is for sale in Minsk, its interior is impossible to forget, although some might want to
An angel statue, a round bed, frescoes. You definitely don't expect to see such things in a Minsk "Stalinka" apartment.

“An interior that's impossible to forget,” — that's how the realtor describes the design of an apartment located in a Stalinka building at Budyonnogo Street, 19 in Minsk, writes Onliner.
Indeed, the stylistic solutions are surprising: there's something modern, ancient, and classic here. A decorative tree grows from the poured floor, the wall is adorned with an angel statue, and clouds bathed in sunlight are on the ceiling. How much does such a dwelling cost?
The unusual one-bedroom apartment is located in a 4-story brick building constructed in 1955. This is a typical Minsk "Stalinka" with arches at the entrance groups and spacious stairwells.
The apartment area is 40 sq. m.




— This is not a "typical renovation" that you find in every second apartment, — writes the realtor. — It features spectacular poured flooring, designer frescoes with wood imitation, an artistic composition with a female-angel statue, an expensive Italian kitchen, and a round bed that creates a boutique-apartment atmosphere.




The realtor is confident that the apartment is ideal for renting out:
— The apartment looks expensive, atmospheric, and is perfectly memorable for guests. And this is exactly what brings high income in daily rentals today.
But, of course, no one forbids living in it permanently. Surely, there are enthusiasts of such unconventional designs in the world.
The price of the eclectic "Stalinka" is 272,250 rubles, or almost $94,000 at the current exchange rate.
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