Once a House of scientists was planned here, and now there is a hotel with a cafe-museum and a 25-meter swimming pool. The property is put up for sale for 125 million rubles

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Either a fairy—tale tower, or the castle of a Disney princess – such an unusual three-storey building is now standing in the village of Keratovo near Moscow (not to be confused with Kratovo!) along the Khripansky highway. Despite the similarity of the name and proximity to the famous holiday village, the Keratovo hotel complex in the Ramenskoye district — 100% new and, as our colleagues found out from MSK1.ru , belongs to Vera Levchenko, the wife of Alexander Levchenko — Honored Builder of Russia and founder of the Institute of Innovation “Creatovo” (liquidated in 2019).

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He started buying up land in the Ramenskoye district back in the late 1990s. On six hectares in “Kreatovo” he planned to create his own science city — a house of creativity for young scientists, a kind of “Skolkovo” of the 1990s. The architecture and furnishings of the complex are appropriate. As they say in the announcement on CIAN: “pseudo-Russian style with three towers. Antique furniture, antique paintings, a museum of antique clocks in the fireplace room. In one of the buildings there is a cafe-museum for 100 people.” Additional bonuses include plaster statues on the site and a glass “pool of 25 linear meters”.

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Kreatovo.ru

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Kreatovo.ru

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Kreatovo.ru

Today “Kreatovo” is a place for a family holiday with a park, three artificial reservoirs, a beach for 100 people and a room fund of 130 rooms. The cost of rooms per day is up to 4000 to 14,000 rubles. You can also rent a summer cottage here. Apparently, the owners are not doing well, so a fabulous terem with antique furnishings, carved beds and a swimming pool and a museum in addition is being sold for 125 million rubles.

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