Vysochinsky's Moscow apartment sold for 170M rubles
The apartment where Soviet poet and musician Vladimir Vysochinsky lived for years has been put up for sale in Moscow for 170 million rubles. The 120-square-meter apartment, located on 1st Tverskaya-Yamskaya Street, is in poor condition and requires major renovation, but it features high ceilings and historical significance.
Consensus
- The apartment of Vladimir Vysoctsky is being sold in Moscow.
- The apartment is located on 1st Tverskaya-Yamskaya Street.
- The apartment has a total area of 120 square meters.
- The apartment is being sold for 170 million rubles.
- The price was initially set at 150 million rubles and later increased by 20 million rubles.
- The apartment is in poor condition, with only the floor remaining and almost no furniture.
- The building is nearly 90 years old but is officially considered in good condition.
- The apartment is currently unoccupied and has been idle.
- The sale is being conducted in a closed format.
- One of Vysoctsky's sons is the seller.
- The apartment requires constant monitoring of engineering systems due to issues with heating, pipes, and ventilation.
- The main selling point highlighted by realtors is the high ceilings.
Points of divergence
- The apartment was originally planned to be sold for 150 million rubles, but the price was later increased by 20 million. — riamo
- The relatives are not in a hurry to sell the property. — vm
- The apartment is described as having 'dying' 120 square meters and is being sold without urgency. — tg_mash
Coverage (3 sources)
- Sons of Vysotsky put his apartment up for sale for 170 million rubles — РИАМО
- Mash: Vladimir Vysotsky's apartment in central Moscow is being sold for 170 million rubles — Вечерняя Москва
- Vladimir Vysotsky's apartment is being sold for 170 million rubles — for this money buyers will find 120 damaged square meters in the center of Moscow... — Mash