“INDIVO” is a business-class residential complex in Kuntsevo, located near parks, a nature reserve, and Matveevsky Forest. This is a former summer cottage area with no large industrial zones, but with an abundance of green spaces. In the morning, take a bike ride along the paths of Suvorovsky Park and enjoy the picturesque views of the high banks of the Moskva River. In the spring, admire the apple blossoms in the garden of Soldatyonkovsky Park—and all of this is right next to home. By car, you can reach the “Krylatsky Hills,” Voroshilovsky Park, and Fili Park. Now, walks in nature will become a pleasant family tradition: in just 15 minutes, you’ll be strolling with your children along shady paths and identifying trees by their leaves—here’s a maple, and there’s an oak; throwing pebbles into the pond and skipping pancakes across the water—to see who can make them go the farthest.
The complex consists of three towers ranging from 12 to 44 stories in height. Their facades are finished in shades of red-copper, gray, and light pearl, making them stand out strikingly against the cityscape. A landscaped courtyard has been created next to the building, inspired by the area’s historic dachas: you can work outdoors at a light-wood table surrounded by garden flowers, read your favorite book in a gazebo entwined with vines, and in the evening, relax and meet a friend by the aesthetically pleasing, illuminated pond. You won’t have to look for a new fitness club or go far for groceries: just head down to the first floor, where you’ll find a thoughtfully designed retail area.
“INDIVO” stands out for its excellent transportation access: the “Kuntsevskaya” metro, BKL, and MCD stations are just a 10-minute walk away. Children can attend Schools No. 887 and No. 806, as well as the “Teremok,” “Luchik,” “Kolos,” and “Orange Cat,” all of which are an easy 7–15-minute walk away at a leisurely pace. Start playing sports or simply go ice skating on the weekends at the “Krylatskoye” Ice Palace, which is a 15-minute drive away.
