1-y Donskoynew-build homes in Leninsky Urban Okrug, Vidnoye

1-y Donskoy is a residential complex by GK FSK/DSK in the Leninsky city district, next to Vidnoye. Five buildings, apartments from studios to four rooms, some sold finished and some in shell condition. Completion is set for the second quarter of 2027.

The building is built around compact formats: studios and one-room apartments make up the large majority of units, running from 19.7 to 51.4 m². Two- and three-room apartments are noticeably rarer, and four-room layouts are a rare exception, at 87.5 to 109.5 m². For a project this size that says less about variety of layouts than about who the neighbours will be: the mix is built for singles and young couples rather than large families.

If you are going to live here

The building suits buyers looking for an affordable way into the Leninsky district near Vidnoye rather than space for a growing family. Studios and one-room apartments are the overwhelming majority of the stock, so most neighbours will be renting or buying compact space for one or two people. Finishing varies by unit: some apartments can be moved into right after handover, others are sold as a shell — in those you choose the layout and materials yourself, but move-in waits on renovation. Five buildings and a studio-heavy mix mean a dense, busy building rather than a quiet suburban one.

If you are buying to let

The floor areas suit letting a studio or one-room apartment to one or two tenants, not a family tenancy: two- and three-room units are noticeably rarer, and four-room apartments appear only as a rare exception. For unfinished units the renovation before the first tenant is yours to do, which delays the income — but a finished apartment like that also draws a more demanding tenant than a bare new-build.

If you are holding for capital growth

The construction-stage gain here is still ahead — completion is more than a year away. At the same time this is not a small, closed project: five buildings and a largely uniform mix of studios and one-room apartments point to a large mass-market development rather than a scarce, distinctive one. Resale liquidity will depend on the Leninsky district and its transport links more than on anything unique about this particular building.