An apartment with its own garbage chute is for sale in the center of Minsk
An unusual two-room apartment in a Stalin-era building on Independence Avenue is located next to the circus. The ceilings here are 3.2 meters, and the floor features oak parquet laid in a "herringbone" pattern, writes Realt.by.
This is house No. 29 on Independence Avenue. It stands at the intersection of the avenue and Yanka Kupala Street. Opposite, on one side, is the Belarusian State Circus, on the other — Kastrychnitskaya Square. To Kastrychnitskaya metro station — less than 400 meters.
The eight-story building was built in 1957, and it underwent major renovations a few years ago. Now it has historical and cultural value.
The apartment is located on the fourth floor. The building has an elevator, the entrance is tidy, with wide stairwells.
The total area of the apartment is 59 square meters, living area — 33 square meters, kitchen — 9 square meters.
The kitchen has built-in Bosch appliances.
And the same garbage chute. It is located between the window and the countertop.
There is practically no furniture in the rooms. One of them has access to a balcony.
This is what the second living room looks like.
The bathroom in the apartment is separate. A bathtub is installed.
Such an apartment costs 657,120 rubles. A square meter costs 11,063 rubles. This is 220,296 dollars, or 3,709 dollars per square meter.
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