"Deputatsky Dom" residential complex is a premium-class development located at 1 Ulofa Palme Street in the Ramenki district of Moscow's Western Administrative Okrug . Built in 2010, this prestigious complex was commissioned by the Presidential Property Management Directorate and originally designed to house members of the Russian State Duma and the Federation Council, from which it derives its name .
The complex consists of two monolithic-brick towers of variable height, ranging from 13 to 26 storeys, and comprises 443 apartments with areas from 85 to 300 sqm . Ceiling heights reach up to 3.1 metres, with many apartments featuring panoramic glazing, and the upper floors are dedicated to penthouses . The entrance lobbies are finished with Venetian plaster, wood, and natural stone, and the buildings are equipped with high-speed Schindler lifts .
The residential complex is situated in an elite embassy quarter, surrounded by the residences of eleven foreign embassies, including Germany and Sweden . On-site infrastructure includes a fitness centre with swimming pool, tennis courts, gym, bowling alley and restaurant, as well as underground parking, car wash, dry cleaner and a shop . The landscaped gated territory, with children's playgrounds and landscaped gardens, is secured by 24/7 video surveillance, access control, and a professional security service . The location is within walking distance of Minskaya metro station (approx. 12 minutes) and offers quick access to the Third Transport Ring and the Garden Ring . Nearby green spaces include Mosfilmovsky Pond, Vorobyovy Gory, and Park Pobedy .
