The Olympia residential complex is a business‑class development by KROST in the Strogino district of north‑west Moscow, completed in 2004. The complex comprises two high‑tech towers of 29 and 39 storeys, offering 320 apartments ranging from 75 to 220 sqm with 3‑metre ceiling heights. The facades are finished with porcelain stoneware tiles and feature panoramic windows. Parking is available both underground and on the surface.
On‑site amenities include children's and sports grounds, a gated and secured territory with video surveillance, a football pitch (which doubles as an ice rink in winter), and commercial premises on the ground floors (shops, cafés, a beauty salon). Within walking distance are a park, the Moscow River, and the Strogino Reservoir, creating an excellent ecological environment.
Transport links: Strogino metro station is about a 15‑minute walk or a few minutes by transport; Spartak station is roughly 20 minutes on foot. Nearby bus routes run to Shchukinskaya metro station. Convenient access to the MKAD, Zvenigorodskoye, and Volokolamskoye Highways ensures quick travel to central Moscow.