Sale, 1 bedroom apartment, Stavropihiis’ka St, 7, Lviv, Halyts’kyi district

1-room apartment for sale. for investment Lviv, st. Stavropigiyska 7 (Rynok Square). 2nd/3rd floor, area 21 sq.m., residential condition, stove heating, entrance from the balcony. Perfect for rent. NOT SP.The residential building was built in the 17th century. Twice, at the end of the 18th and 19th centuries, the building underwent significant reconstruction. Brick, elongated in plan in the depth of the site, three-story, with a characteristic three-window asymmetrical facade. The facade is plastered, the first floor is rusticated, the second is decorated with stucco inserts. The building is included in the Register of Architectural Monuments of National Significance No. 343.The street goes from the northeastern corner of Rynok Square to the east. At the beginning of the 15th century, it received the name of the Corpus Christi, because it went to the church of the Corpus Christi of the Dominican monastery. In the 18th century, the street began to be called Dominikaner Gasse, and from 1871 - Dominicanska. And in 1946, it received the name Stavropygiysk - in honor of the Stavropygyan brotherhood, the Ukrainian cultural and educational society of the 16th-18th centuries.Renaissance, baroque, and classicism prevail in the development of Stavropigiyska Street. Most of the buildings are included in the Register of Architectural Monuments of National and Local Significance.At the corner of Rynok Square, 2, there is a Post Museum, which is part of the exposition of the Lviv Historical Museum. The house was built in 1593 in the late Renaissance style, better known as the Bandinelli Palace. On the first floor of the building, there is a post office No. 6. On the side of Stavropigiyska Street, there was a trade in horse meat Galushcha, and now there is a glass museum here. At the corner of Drukarska Street, 2, there is a pharmacy that has been called "Under the Black Eagle" since ancient times.