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Irina Allegrova sells Moscow apartment for 75 million rubles
Singer Irina Allegrova sold an apartment in Moscow for 75 million rubles.
The more than 150-square-metre home on Nakhimovsky Prospekt was a gift from former Moscow mayor Yuri Luzhkov.
Allegrova had used it in recent years to store fur coats.
The sale was delayed for more than a year by paperwork problems and an unapproved renovation.
She had combined two flats and moved the kitchen and bedroom, so the layout no longer matched the documents.
The changes may create legal and practical risks, including plumbing problems and complaints from neighbours.
If the renovation cannot be approved, the new owner could be required to restore the original layout.
Irina Allegrova sold a Moscow apartment on Nakhimovsky Prospekt for 75 million rubles.
The apartment, covering more than 150 square metres, was a gift from former Moscow mayor Yury Luzhkov.
Reports said Allegrova had used it in recent years to store fur coats.
The apartment had been on the market for more than a year amid problems with documents and an unauthorised renovation.
The renovation combined two apartments and moved the kitchen and bedroom from their documented locations.
- Who
- Singer Irina Allegrova sold the apartment.
- What
- She sold it for 75 million rubles.
- When
- The sale was reported on November 3, 2026; the exact sale date is not stated.
- Where
- On Nakhimovsky Prospekt in Moscow.
- Why
- Not stated
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The apartment remained on the market amid problems with its documents and unauthorised renovation.
Buyers again showed interest in the apartment, but a realtor advised them against buying it because of the problems.
Media outlets reported that Allegrova had sold the apartment for 75 million rubles.
- Sale price
- 75 million rubles
- Location
- Nakhimovsky Prospekt, Moscow
- Area
- More than 150 square metres
- Former owner
- Irina Allegrova
- Gift giver
- Former Moscow mayor Yury Luzhkov
- Comparable asking value
- Similar apartments were said to cost from 88 million rubles
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Initially there were two apartments, Allegrova combined them into one. She moved the kitchen to the place of the bedroom, and set up the bedroom where the kitchen was supposed to be. The actual location of the rooms no longer matched the documents.
The realtor also warned: if neighbours or other people make claims, the new owner will have to apply to the housing inspectorate to approve the changes already made. And if the alteration cannot be legalised, the apartment may be required to be returned to its original layout.