Zaostrovyecondos in Zaostrovye

Zaostrovye is a low-rise brick development by Modul-Stroygrad on Dyunnaya Street in the village of Zaostrovye, Zelenogradsky district, right by the Baltic coast — the beach is 600 metres away, according to the developer. The nearest supermarket, Pyaterochka, is 862 metres from the building. The complex was handed over in the second quarter of 2026.

Almost the entire building is two-room apartments, from 57.2 to 64.3 m². One-room apartments are noticeably fewer (36.4 to 49.4 m²), and three-room apartments are rare — all of them on the ground floor only (66 to 82.6 m²). Buying a three-room apartment above the ground floor isn't possible here: that layout simply doesn't exist.

If you are going to live here

The building is low-rise — no more than four storeys — built of warm brick, with what the developer calls European layouts: spacious rooms and a separate kitchen. The courtyard has a playground and a sports area. The nearest supermarket, Pyaterochka, is 862 metres away, and the Baltic coast is just 600 metres, according to the developer. A family with a school-age child should note that the nearest school is in the town of Pionersky, 2.6 km away. The three-room apartment here comes only on the ground floor — no waiting for a lift, but no choice of floor for a larger family either.

If you are buying to let

The bulk of the building is two-room apartments just over fifty square metres — a format suited to a long-term let for a couple or a small family, not nightly letting to tourists: despite the nearby sea, the building stands in a village off the resort front line, away from tourist infrastructure. The nearest draws — a yacht club (3.4 km) and the park of the "Yantar" state residence (1.7 km) — serve local demand rather than visitors passing through.

If you are holding for capital growth

The building has already been handed over, so the construction-stage gain is fully spent. What holds the price from here is location: the shore is 600 metres away, Khrabrovo airport is 22 km, and the Curonian Spit, according to the developer, is twenty minutes by car. But the supply here is uniform — almost the whole building is two-room apartments of the same class — so resale competition will run within that one segment.