Ενοικίαση γραφείου σε περιφέρεια Vasileostrovsky district, Saint Petersburg

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On the RENTOFFICETODAY there is a complete list of open rental offers in the section of Office space for lease and rent in the Vasileostrovsky district, which was formed from Vasilyevsky police station location in St. Petersburg in 1917. The territory was divided into two Islands, between which runs the river Smolenka. For the last time this place is obtaining a high status of a business part of the city , here is going on the construction of the new commercial class A properties, located near the metro station, within walking distance from which You can rent an office in St. PETERSBURG without a fee.

Vasileostrovsky district - one of the oldest districts of St. Petersburg, located between the Gulf of Finland and the two main branches of the Neva Delta - the Bolshaya and Malaya Neva, occupies two large islands: Vasilyevsky and the island of Decembrists, separated by the Smolenka River. The western coast of both islands extends in a wide arc into the waters of the Neva Bay.
The uniqueness of the Vasileostrovsky district lies in its island status - it is completely located on one island (in fact, it is hardly possible to consider the island of Decembrists and small islands separated by small rivers as something separate) and with other areas of the city has only water borders.
Vasileostrovsky district belongs to the four central districts of the city. In addition to it, they include: Petrogradsky, Admiralteysky and the Central regions proper.
The district is a kind of reserve, which presents all kinds of urban development formations from the founding of St. Petersburg to the recent mass development.

The territory of the district includes two large islands separated by a small river Smolenka: Vasilyevsky and Dekabristov (Goloday), as well as a small North Island. Vasileostrovsky district - the oldest district of St. Petersburg; it was conceived by Peter I as the center of the capital. It was supposed to accommodate government and administrative institutions, as well as the port. However, the plan to create an isolated center on Vasilievsky Island was not viable and was not implemented.
There is a marine passenger station in the district. The presence of two metro stations here somewhat reduces isolation from the rest of the city, but land-based municipal transport leaves much to be desired. The area with the city is connected in fact at one point: through the Palace Bridge. Metro stations: Nevsko-Vasileostrovskaya line (3) - "Vasileostrovskaya", "Primorskaya". Vasilievsky Island is in high demand among potential buyers. The land plots put up for sale by the Vasileostrovsky district go for at least two market values.