Cottage village "Dubki", Simferopol highway (M2).
Quality of life begins with convenience; and in relation to the village - from the accessibility of all the benefits of civilization. From this point of view, plots along the Simferopol highway in the Dubki cottage village are an ideal option for country living. The formula for suburban comfort here is solved correctly: it is convenient to get here both by car along the high-speed Simferopol highway and by train - from the Kursky railway station to the Tarusskaya station, which is located just a 15-minute walk from the village.
When creating the concept of the settlement, the convenience and traditions of Russian suburban construction were put at the forefront. After all, for many people it is not originality that is important, but, on the contrary, the familiar, understandable state of affairs.
Many people buy plots outside the city in order to bring their children there and give them the opportunity to relax on fresh air. For such people, what matters most is safety and the ability to quickly get the help they need. Therefore on cottage village First of all, families with children should pay attention, because the proximity of the regional center Zaoksky makes it possible to quickly receive everything they need.
Experienced parents know that sometimes the lack of banal bandages and brilliant green can develop into a problem, especially when a young explorer finds company and begins to explore the world with renewed activity. At such moments, more than one parent will bless the proximity of a large populated area, where there are also 24-hour pharmacies.
Add to this the nearby entertainment complex “Bear Corner”, where parents can take a break from worries - and the theorem “Dubki is an excellent cottage community” can be considered proven!
Transport
You can get to the village either by personal transport - Simferopol Highway is one of the least busy routes, and a good asphalt road leads to the village, or by public transport.
“For the secret essence of things is not visible.” Omar Khayyam
It's no secret that in the near Moscow region it is certainly possible to purchase a plot of land for construction, but it will be expensive. And the closer to Moscow, the more expensive. But why not consider the regions closest to the Moscow region, which have good transport accessibility?
One of these areas is Vladimir region. Land plots here are quite inexpensive and are suitable for buyers who do not have super incomes, but this does not mean at all that this land is somehow bad. The sites along Shchelkovskoye Highway are located in an environmentally friendly area. The highway is framed by beautiful coniferous forests, abundant with mushrooms and berries. The land near Kirzhach has been free of chemical fertilizers and sediments for many decades.
Shchelkovskoe highway (federal highway A 103) - in the past the ancient Russian Stromynsky highway, originates in the north-east of Moscow, then crosses the Shchelkovsky and Noginsk districts in the Moscow region, and after 60 km from the city of Chernogolovka the Vladimir region, Kirzhachsky district begins. Currently, an overpass is being actively built over the Chkalovsky railway crossing, and soon the journey along the Shchelkovskoye Highway will become even faster and more comfortable. Although now, precisely because of this construction, traffic is difficult. But these difficulties are temporary.
From the Shchelkovsky bus station to the area of the city of Kirzhach, buses run on a schedule to, in fact, the city of Kirzhach and to the city of Kolchugino. Also, minibuses depart every half hour. Bus fare is 154 rubles. (you need to buy a ticket at the box office!), on minibus– 200 rub. It is more convenient, comfortable and cheaper to travel by bus.
Of course, first of all, this direction is attractive for residents of such areas as Izmailovo, Golyanovo, Novogireevo, Veshnyaki, Perovo, and the 1 May microdistrict. And, of course, to the residents of Balashikha, Shchelkovo, Chkalovsky, Mytishchi and Korolev.
I had my eye on the Dubki holiday village, 70 km from the Moscow Ring Road. Category of land plot - land settlements. The total area of the holiday village is 20 hectares, with a total of 123 plots ranging in size from 10 to 20 acres. On the website of the land company "Greenga", on the page dedicated to "Oaks" there is detailed diagram travel in several directions at once: Yaroslavl, Shchelkovsky and Gorkovsky highways.
I didn't find any reviews about the village. Apparently, the owners are happy with everything.
Unfortunately, the website does not indicate the specific cost of vacant plots. It says “from 19 thousand rubles per hundred square meters” and that’s it.
If you want to clarify the cost of a specific plot or book it, please call, or better yet, come to our office.
In my further research, I found out that the price depends on the location and rises to 35 thousand rubles per hundred square meters, which, you see, is inexpensive. It’s not clear why you need to go to the office for this information? From communications only electricity in the amount of 15 kW per site. This is quite a lot, but considering that there is no gas in Dubki, it is quite justified. Electricity is three phase. Individual sewerage - septic tank. There is no running water either, you need to drill a well. The occurrence of drinking water horizons is from 8 to 25 meters. The main composition of the soil is sand and sandy loam; clay soils are less common. The forest is mixed, mainly coniferous.
The Greenga company has been working in the field of countryside construction since 2003, carrying out all stages of land development. This Management Company full cycle - from registration of permits, organization of construction of utility networks to registration of a land plot. The Greenga company enters into numerous land purchase and sale agreements and sells more than 230 plots without a contract per year. Clients of the Greenga company can buy land using Sberbank mortgage programs. It is located at the address: Moscow, Leningradsky Prospekt, 26, bldg. 1 (metro station "Belorusskaya"). The number of implemented projects is impressive - about 50. Among them are the villages “Mozhaiskoe More”, “At Serebryanye Prudy”, “Lytkino” and “Denezhnikovo”, the holiday village “Parus” along the Minskoe highway, the holiday village “Ilyinskaya Sloboda” along Mozhaiskoe highway, DP "Cuban Forest" along the Kiev highway, CP "Minka-21" along the Minsk highway, etc.
Reviews about the company are mostly positive.
Tamara, Mozhaisk city. 28.10.2013 16:02
Previously, I had already contacted Gringa regarding the preparation of various permitting documentation and decided to call there again. In literally 3 months they helped me draw up a project, get it approved by Mosavtodor and get a traffic management project for the planned holiday village approved by the State Traffic Safety Inspectorate.
Buyer Igor.
Everything is fine, good luck! Many thanks to the site manager – Elena and the office manager – Irina Dernitsina. They're great! For the company - longevity and success!
Guest. 06.08.2013 13:21
Gring's company sells as land retail, and massifs (large plots of land), and they do everything fine. The plots themselves are really mainly in the Mozhaisk region - famous place rest (plus there historical places- Borodino, etc.). But there are also in other places in the Moscow region.
One hour and forty minutes by bus, and a kind driver drops me off right at the Dubki checkpoint.
If you follow along, don't get lost! There is a checkpoint "Dubki" along the Yegoryevskoe highway and a checkpoint "Dubki" along the Simferopol highway.
No one met me, because on the phone number listed on the website, they explained that there was no manager in the village, but I could turn to commandant Vladimir Vitalievich Serov for help.
Here is his house.
However, I never got inside, because the commandant arrived later. But a very informed and talkative security guard showed on a map of the village which areas were free.
It turned out that in addition to the cost of the site itself, 360 thousand rubles will be added. for communications. And this, gentlemen, is expensive! Even if you buy, for example, a plot of 10 acres at a minimum price of 19 thousand rubles. (for only 190 thousand rubles), then you will need to pay an additional 360 thousand, which is two and a half times more expensive than the plot itself.
Here's the cheese, and here's the mousetrap!
So be careful and vigilant, and do not be fooled by supposedly low prices.
But you will have to pay only 2 thousand rubles for monthly maintenance. It includes: cleaning the area, garbage removal, and organizing 24-hour security.
Armed with new knowledge, I set off on an independent journey.
There is an information board right behind the checkpoint. Upon careful study, I discovered that there were debtors in utility bills in the village, and most importantly, the cat was missing! I hope the animal is found.
A non-profit dacha partnership has been created to manage the village.
Surveying has been carried out.
Cadastral passports and construction permits have been obtained. Certificates of ownership of land plots and home ownership were obtained.
Postal addresses have been assigned.
The signing of the so-called Basic Agreement is the basis for the transfer of ownership of the land plot to the name of the buyer. In this case, the buyer must pay 100% of the cost of the land plot, as well as 100% of the cost of the contribution for communications or in installments in equal payments for 12 months.
You can also reserve a plot for a period of 7 days.
The photo shows that the village is entirely electrified. It costs 17 thousand rubles to supply electricity to a house.
There are meters for households.
In addition, judging by the announcement at the checkpoint, Dubki will soon undergo gasification. The first exploration work has already been carried out, for which 70 thousand rubles are collected from the owners of the plots. At the next stage - laying the gas pipeline itself, another 70 thousand. How much more money will need to be added for gasification of a particular house is still unknown.
The first house to catch your eye is a resale house.
There are trees in many areas. The plots are intended for individual housing construction. Category of land – land of settlements. All proposed land plots are sold without a contract.
Many plots have been sold. Currently, there are only 14 available, but, as it later turned out, there are four more plots for sale. I'll tell you about them later.
If you look at the diagram of the village, you can see that on one side its compact territory is fenced by Shchelkovskoye Highway, and on the other three by a beautiful forest. It’s a big plus that they don’t plan to build any more settlements around Dubki. So people who want to find a quiet and calm, one might say, secluded place are in luck.
But I photographed such a large anthill right on the site. It’s immediately obvious that the environment is good!
And the tansy thickets confirm this.
I didn’t find out anything about the Internet, but I think that the network modem works quite well. And you can watch TV too.
Although there is no mandatory construction contract in Dubki, you can choose the basic house design proposed by the developer. There are only nine of them, ranging from 93 square meters. m up to 161 sq. m. At the buyer's request, the house will be delivered turnkey.
Intra-village roads look like this.
I didn’t find a storm drain, but some homeowners don’t expect any favors and ensure a comfortable life for themselves.
Promised on the site
"venues" family vacation, children's and sports grounds, an entrance group with the organization of guest parking, a landscaped forest area, a decorative pond, a walking area"
I have not found. Maybe they will build it someday?
The village is built up with different houses.
Log.
Made from laminated veneer lumber.
Brick.
There are very beautiful estates.
Look how beautifully the gate is decorated.
But there is also such a shower stall.
And such a toilet.
There is no single style, no requirements for any particular type of fence - create whatever your heart desires and whatever your wallet can handle! This has both its pros and cons. Although I don’t think that when purchasing a plot in Dubki, the buyer will be concerned about a well-thought-out architectural design. For this purpose, there are villages of a completely different format and a different price zone.
Many plots are being developed.
It seemed like there was nothing else to see, I walked around the entire village, didn’t see the oak grove - all pine trees, and, already heading out, I heard the rooster crowing! Some of the homeowners live in the village all year round and have such livestock.
The owner of the Dubki village, Sergei Vladimirovich Kolesnikov, intercepted me at the barrier itself. He suggested that I purchase four plots at once, each measuring approximately 11 acres, which could be combined into one large one. The cost of one hundred square meters is 33 thousand rubles, there is a well on one of the plots. I was already happy about the auction of unprecedented generosity, but! There is also an ambush here! Remember about 360 thousand for communications not included in the price of plots? You will have to pay them four times. That is, the price immediately doubles, and the mood, accordingly, decreases. Moreover, it is still unknown how much you will have to pay for gas supply. I assume that in the end it will be at least 300 thousand rubles. for each plot! Why do I need to pay for communications and gas four times on one large plot? Sergei Vladimirovich sweetened the pill and promised small discounts. Anyone interested in this offer, call Sergei Vladimirovich by phone: 8 903 713 3504. Actually, this number is indicated on the billboard at the entrance to the village.
Since there is no internal infrastructure, I’ll tell you about the external one. All of it is located in the city of Kirzhach (13 km): city hospital, schools, kindergartens, shops, churches, museums. For groceries and household chemicals, you can go to the village of Dubki, about a kilometer away.
Comparative table (1) for the cost of plots without a contract along Shchelkovskoye Highway.
Comparative table (2) for the cost of plots without a contract in other areas.
Advantages:
- Good transport accessibility by public transport;
- Convenient road transport;
- Sberbank mortgage program;
- Favorable environmental conditions;
- The village is located next to the Shernaya River - the cleanest river in the Kirzhach region;
- General fenced area of the village with a security point:
- Power supply 15 kW per site, three-phase;
- Flat terrain of the village;
- Quite a small number of plots;
- Probable gasification;
- Close proximity to the infrastructure of the village of Dubki.
- Great distance from Moscow;
- Lack of utilities (except electricity);
- The general plan does not indicate prices for plots;
- The price of the plot does not include communications;
- The cost of communications is too high;
- Poor intra-village roads;
- Lack of internal infrastructure.
Marina Lisitsyna, especially for the portal
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Distance between Moscow and the village of Dubki
If you travel along the road by car, then the distance between Moscow and the village of Dubki, Pereslavl district, Yaroslavl region is 165 km.
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The history of the village of Dubki is quite short. At the beginning of the twentieth century, the Moscow-Smolensk railway line was built (now the Belarusian direction of the Moscow railway). The lands along the railroad are beginning to be developed into summer cottages. At 27 versts from Moscow, a small dacha village appears, which will later become the village of Dubki. In the forest near the dacha village, clearings were cut, sidewalks were created, and the land was divided into plots of 600 square fathoms. And in 1909, to make it convenient for summer residents, a railway platform was built 27 versts from Moscow, near the village, which was called “Platform 29 kilometer” (27 versts is approximately 29 kilometers), now the “Pionerskaya” platform. These plots of land were located on the estate of His Serene Highness Prince Konstantin Aleksandrovich Gorchakov. Here are the words from the price list of plots of land for sale in the territory of the future village of Dubki: “The plots are located on both sides of the railway, completely covered with mixed oak, birch, pine and spruce forests, aged from 15-35 years, and partly with coniferous plantings. The area is high and dry. There are five ponds available for public use. For convenience, sidewalks are now being installed in all areas and main thoroughfares are being paved.”
At first plots on the territory of the future village of Dubki were bought by quite wealthy people, for example: the owner of a confectionery shop in Belokamennaya Dumont, the boss railway station Moscow-Tovarnaya Khramchenko, attorney at law Pavlov. Before the start of the bloody First World War, plots of land remote from the station began to be given in installments, and then dachas of qualified workers from railway repair shops appeared, for example: Skripkin, Ermakovich, Tipikin.
In 1926, there were 70 farms and 316 residents in the village, the council was headed by D.I. Skripkin. Then the village grew, a House of Culture, a grocery store, and a pharmacy appeared. Others appeared nearby holiday villages: “Red October”, Holiday House “Ozera”.
In 1929, the Dubkovsky Village Council was formed, which from 1929 to 1957 was subordinate to the Zvenigorod Executive Committee of the District Council. From 1957 to 01/15/1960 to the Kuntsevo District Council. Then from January 1960 to 1965 it was assigned to the Zvenigorod City Council, and from 1965 it was subordinated to the Odintsovo City Council. During the Great Patriotic War, the Dubkovsky Village Council destroyed some documents. In accordance with the Law of the RSFSR “On Local Self-Government in the RSFSR” and on the basis of the resolution of the Head of Administration of the Dubkovsky Village Council dated January 17, 1992, the executive committee was liquidated and a rural administration was formed. In 1993, the activities of all Councils, and Dubkovsky, respectively, were also terminated, and their functions were assigned to rural and town Administrations. Since 2005, the territorial Administration of the village of Dubki was annexed to the Territorial Administration for the urban settlement of Lesnoy Gorodok. According to the adopted Charter of the Territorial Administration for the urban settlement of Lesnoy Gorodok, on January 1, 2006, it was renamed into the Administration of the Urban Settlement of Lesnoy Gorodok, the status of which has been preserved to this day.
In 1989, 1,326 residents lived in the village of Dubki and there were 398 households.
At the end of the twentieth century, already at Russian Federation, intensive development of the territory near the village of VNIISSOK with multi-storey buildings began. In the western part of the village, the Dubki microdistrict grew up, and the Hussar Ballad microdistrict was also recently built, the construction of which continues to this day.
REFERENCES:
Book “Odintsovo Land”, series “Encyclopedia Russian villages", 1994, pp. 165-166.
Certificates from the Archive Department of the Odintsovo Administration Municipal district Moscow region based on: f. f. 35, 63, 95, op. 1, as well as: f. 35, f 63, op. 1.
The article was written by Denis Popov.
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