11 Bolshoy Levshinsky Lane

In the immediate vicinity of Prechistenka, at the corner of Bolshoy and Maly Levshinsky Lanes, an elite residential facility was commissioned in 2004, which decorated the historical part of the capital with its magnificent view - this is the residential complex of the Noble Nest. Designed in a classic style, the mansion perfectly fits into the overall architectural ensemble of this part of old Moscow.

Penthouses on the upper floors and good illumination of the spaces of each apartment became a distinctive characteristic of the building. It was achieved due to the advantageous position of the mansion in relation to neighboring buildings. Low-rise buildings determined its distance from high-rise buildings and a sufficient amount of sunlight in the alley.

Infrastructure and technical data of the house

The apartments are equipped with premium finishing materials and modern life support systems. Centralized ventilation and air conditioning, telemonitoring, an unlimited number of telephone lines for each apartment, water filtration systems are complemented by a multi-level security system.

Advantages

• The residential complex has a well-groomed part of the house. The courtyard is designed in Italian style. On its territory there is an abundance of small sculptural forms, flower beds, elements of landscape design. Pergolas and a fountain became the original decoration. There are only 25 apartments on six floors of the complex. The unification of some of them has led to the fact that only 21 families live here.
• The high position of buyers in society, as well as a small apartment, determine a decent social neighborhood. Multiplied by the peaceful atmosphere of the old alleys of central Moscow, it makes life on Bolshoy Levshinsky full of tranquility, along with prestige.
• The complex's own security service monitors the adjacent territory, apartments and the complex itself around the clock, using a security system and video surveillance. The functioning of engineering systems at the facility is monitored by its own operational service. Her work eliminates the risks of developing force majeure situations in the housing and communal system of the complex.