Apartments for rent in the Arbat district

The Arbat district got its name in honor of the street of the same name dividing it into two halves. The part of the Arbat that stretches towards Ostozhenka is considered more prestigious. There are more residential buildings, squares and elite buildings.
The desire to rent an apartment on the Arbat usually means this part of the Old Moscow location. The most prestigious street is Sivtsev Vrazhek. Back in Soviet times, these streets were chosen by the party nomenclature. Then, at the turn of the 1970s and 1980s, about a dozen of the same type of buildings made of light brick appeared here in the quiet and green Arbat alleys. Now they are called "Tsekov houses" by the name of the main governing body of the country at that time, the Central Committee of the CPSU.
Luxury apartments for rent on Arbat
The best Moscow developers are fighting for the right to build elite housing on the Arbat these days. Steady demand for luxury apartments promises developers high profits. After all, to live or just rent an apartment on the Arbat is a sign of both prosperity and good taste. What can we say about elite housing! Unlike the old housing stock or the same "Tsekov houses", buying or renting real estate in the Arbat location is not a cheap pleasure. So, the cost of renting a two-room apartment starts here from 120,000 rubles against sixty thousand in an ordinary house.
Infrastructure and poetry of Arbat
Although the center of attraction of the Arbat is still the street of the same name (by the way, the first pedestrian zone in the capital), perhaps it does not determine the charm of the area and its popularity among Muscovites. A lot of water has flowed since then, when poets and bards sang the Arbat. The famous words of Bulat Okudzhava's song "Your pedestrians are not big people, ... Ah, Arbat, my Arbat, you are my religion" can be felt today only by imagining yourself having failed in the late 1960s and early 1970s.
The current Arbat is a noisy tourist street with a huge number of visitors, souvenir shops, with artists ready to draw a person like you in 20 minutes, with McDonald's and other achievements of the new century. But it is worth 200–300 meters to go deeper into the Arbat lanes, as you find yourself somewhere in the past. Narrow streets, squares, low buildings with noticeable facades, green courtyards, children on swings … And only the shadow of the Stalin high-rise, the building of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Smolenskaya Square, will remind you that you are in the center of the metropolis.
And it's not surprising if one of these walks you come up with the idea to live in this location. Besides, the patriarchal nature of the alleys does not mean the lack of infrastructure at all. It is there, and moreover it is designed for the most demanding audience: many popular restaurants are located in the Arbat area. On Novy Arbat Street there are chic entertainment complexes, modern business centers and the best sports clubs.