The cost of the most expensive secondary housing in 2024 fell to 1.8 billion rubles

The 6 most expensive apartments on the secondary real estate market include:

1. 5-room apartment in a historic mansion from 1912 “Prechistenka 13” in Moscow for 1.8 billion rubles – area 470 square meters. m., ceiling height 3.8 m. The apartment is designed in a neoclassical style using marble, precious woods and top quality materials. In addition to a living room, kitchen and bedrooms, it has four bathrooms, dressing rooms, laundry room, storage room and balconies.
2. Two-level, 8-room apartment in a clubhouse on Molochny Lane in Moscow for 1.5 billion rubles – area 530 m2. m, ceiling height 3.2 m In addition to the living room-kitchen and bedrooms, there are also four bathrooms, as well as an office, a billiard room, a utility room, a terrace with a barbecue area and a balcony.
3. 6-bedroom duplex penthouse also in Moscow with views of the Cathedral of Christ the Savior 1.4 billion rubles – area 584 m2. m. The living room has a fireplace and a large two-level library, there are also five bedrooms, dressing rooms and terraces.
4. 5-bedroom duplex penthouse in Moscow’s Khamovniki with views of Trubetskoy Park 1.2 billion rubles – area 484 m2. m and also a large number of spaces for various purposes.
5. 8-room penthouse in Sochi in the elite residential complex “Sea Palace” with sea views 700 million rubles – area 455 m2. metro.
6. 7-room apartment in a clubhouse facing the Tavrichesky Garden in St. Petersburg for 520 million rubles – area 515 m2. m. The interior is filled with stucco decoration and sculptural elements, and the house itself features a reception, a meeting room, “a private gym and a cozy patio with relaxation area.”

In 2023, the most expensive apartment on the secondary real estate market cost 2.9 billion rubles. It was a 6-room penthouse with an area of ​​975 m2. m in the residential building “Granatny Palace” near the Patriarch’s Ponds.