Olginskaya 2/1

Description

A dream apartment (palace) in the center of the capital with an area of ​​304 square meters in a royal building in the historical place of Kyiv – Pechersky Lipky. In the very center of the capital. Since 1898, the profitable house of the merchant Leon Coldstein. Historical “House with the Hurians”. The facade architecture is in an eclectic style with neo-Moorish elements.
Technical description.
The total area of ​​the apartment is 304.5 m2
The size of the living space is 155.3 m2
The number of rooms is 5
The floor on which the apartment is located is 3
The number of floors in the building is 4
Area of ​​each room: – Great hall 58 m2. + four separate rooms with an area of ​​30 m2, 29.8 m2, 19.3 m2 and 18 m2,
Information about auxiliary and utility rooms – corridor 18.9 m2, kitchen 20.5 m2, corridor 27.6 m2, pantry 5.1 m2, corridor 18.4 m2, three bathrooms with an area of ​​13.3 m2; 7.2 m2 and 4.9 m2.
Mezzanine with an area of ​​33.3 m2.
Three open balconies with beautiful views.
The ceiling height is 5 m!
There is an elevator!
Two entrances. The second entrance was used as a reception room (an office with an area of ​​50 m2).
The apartment has stucco molding, high-quality parquet and carpentry.

The building is located directly next to the “Frank” theater, near the House of Chimeras, the NBU, the President’s Office, etc. The wall material is ceramic brick, there are communications for water supply, drainage, electricity, gas, and heat. The entrance is equipped with an elevator! and intercom. The house is in good condition after reconstruction. The park is across the street from the house! An incredibly cozy and calm place, which has everything and even more). Upper Khreshchatyk metro station. It only takes one look to fall in love with both the apartment and the house and the location!

A little historical reference for connoisseurs):
Olhynska Street is quite young behind the scenes in Kyiv. It appeared only at the end of the 19th century, after the redevelopment of the estate of the Kyiv professor Mering.
Named after Princess Olga, in 1938 it was renamed after the poet Volodymyr Mayakovsky. The historical name was returned in the mid-80s of the last century. At the beginning of the street is the mansion No. 2/1, with an unusual stucco in the form of a huria with wings – one of the successful examples of the use of Moorish motifs in architecture. Since January 27, 1970, it has been an architectural monument of local importance. As of 1898, the owner of the plot was the merchant Leon Goldstein. The house, which was used as an income house, was built at the end of the 19th century, probably according to the design of the architect Mykola Yaskevich, according to Kiev Foto Info. Famous actors lived in the house: Dmytro Milyutenko and the legendary comedian Mykola Yakovchenko, next to it in the park, near the theater named after Frank, a monument was erected. The founder of this theater, Hnat Yura, also lived in the building, and a monument to him in the image of the soldier Shveik was erected in the park. By the way. Few people know that the brave soldier began his path to world fame in Kyiv in June 1917, when the publishing house of the Czech newspaper “Chehoslavan” published the novel “The Brave Soldier” Švejk in captivity with a circulation of five thousand. Yaroslav Hasek himself worked in Kyiv in the newspaper “Chehoslovan” and lived in the hotel “Prague”, located at 36 Volodymyrska Street, according to the author of books on the history of Kyiv, Victoria Ugryumova.
Architecture.
The building at 2/1 Olhynska Street is a four-story, brick, L-shaped building with built-in retail and service premises. It consists of two different rectangular sections, each of which is designed for six large apartments, which will be re-planned in the future. The truncated corner of the house is decorated with a rectangular bay window with a balcony at the level of the fourth floor. It ended with a tower that has not survived to this day, which was dismantled during the completion of the floor. In the centers of the side wings are the grand staircases, which are reflected on the facades by triple window openings. The facades are made in an eclectic style with neo-Moorish elements. Between the windows, the blades are decorated on the level of the second and third floors with elongated half-columns, on the upper level with pilasters. The exotic nature of the exterior is given by windows with horseshoe- and diamond-shaped lintels taken from oriental art, sculptural herms in the form of winged hurries under paired half-columns, as well as carpet ornament inserts. Windows with a semicircular arch are decorated with relief Moorish ornamentation. Shaped brickwork, imitating rust on the first floor and between the window blades, as well as artistic metal of the balcony and stair railings, are widely used in the decor. Wooden frames have been preserved in the shop windows on the side of Architect Horodetsky Street.

The infrastructure is nearby
Educational institutions 4 min
National Academy of Music named after by P. I. Tchaikovsky 11 min
Kyiv National University of Theater, Cinema and Television named after I. K. Karpenko-Karyo 11 min
Ukrainian Humanitarian Lyceum
Kindergarten 13 min
DNZ No. 6, 717 min
Kindergarten No. 377 17 min
Preschool educational institution No. 1/128 Berezka
Shopping center, market, shops 5 min
Home shop 7 min
Globe (3rd line) 7 min
Novus
School 6 min
KIDBI: International Child Development Center 6 min.
Gymnasium No. 117 named after Lesia Ukrainka 8 min
Gymnasium Consul No. 86
Hospital 5 min
Tas pharmacy 11 min
Dentistry RISU 12 min
Central hospitalBU
Park zones 12 min
Canadian Square 14 min
Arboretum named after O.O. Bogomolets 17 min
City garden
Transport interchange 6 min
Independence Square 7 min
Khreshchatyk metro station 9 min
St. Garden
Ground parking 26 min
Underground parking (exit) 28 min
Underground parking “Belvedere” (entrance) 38 min
Parking of GATP “Avtomekhbaza”