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In our homes, people are attracted by comfort, security, landscaped green yards and our own infrastructure..
Each person has his own history of choice behind him. People here find not just housing, but a true home. They find families, make new friends, raise children. Each of them has its own “Svetliy mir”.
After reading the stories, you will find out why these people chose Seven Suns Development.
The decision to buy a flat in a new building in the Nevsky district was 100% correct. The price was excellent, the flat was already renovated, and the view from the bedroom was on the Neva. Living in old houses, I forgot that the entrances can be so bright and clean.
My husband and I have long dreamed of moving out of town but to a flat instead of a private house. After all, living in your own house has a lot of nuances and constantly arising problems, both big and small, that need to be solved independently. Things are much easier with a flat.
I love my flat and the view of the Neva River that opens from the bedroom windows. It’s so amazing! Back at the developer’s office, I remember that the manager convinced me to have a closer look at this particular layout, although it was a little more expensive than the one, I chose initially. Every time I look out my windows, I mentally thank Mikhail for this offer.
I bought this flat on a mortgage. The quarter is still under construction, so the price was lower than in already developed houses. I chose an area closer to my parents so that it would be convenient for us to visit each other. It takes me only 15 minutes by car sharing from the new flat in Lyublino to their house in Kuzminki.
It's an incredible feeling when you do what you've been dreaming of for a long time. My family finally bought our own flat. Spacious, very bright, with a stunning view from the window. I can already imagine waking up to the nightingale trills in my new bedroom, in the spring!
I bought a flat! I want to repeat this phrase syllable by syllable in order to finally believe it because I've been working towards my dream for so long.
Buying a flat is a very exciting event. Hence, why it is a double pleasure when at such moment a professional in his field helps you through, competently and easily explaining everything you need to know.
In my yard, where I grew up, there were no such playgrounds, swings, or ships… We spent time chasing the ball at home, and riding bicycles to neighbouring areas. Each time, we came up with something new to occupy ourselves with.
My day is scheduled by the minute. I spend a lot of time for negotiating with people, meetings, and travelling around the city. However, I can always find an opportunity to drink some coffee. If I could, I would move all the work meetings to my yard. I mean, why not? There is an excellent “Svetloe café”; it’s cosy and spacious, very predisposing for conversations. There were several times when cus
I just love our beautiful complex! And, like many of the residents, I consider it one of the most romantic places in St. Petersburg. Photos of sunsets and sunrises, taken by our neighbours from flat windows, are very popular in many thematic groups on social media.
Even in the last grades, I set myself a goal – to buy myself a flat before the age of 30. And I did everything for it! Now, I am the happy owner of a studio on Vasilievsky Island with a picturesque view of the bay. Of course, I had to save on vacations and clothes for several years, yet I spent more time at the dacha with my dear grandmother.
For the first time, I came to the quarter "Svetliy mir "Ya-Romantic..." three years ago to celebrate a house-warming party with a colleague. I walked around the block and was surprised how everything was beautifully and competently arranged here. In the evening, I returned to my yard, crowded with cars, and realised that I no longer wanted to live there.
Serezha and I like to visit our Neighbourhood centre. We love to take part in quizzes and board game evenings, master yoga, and try new varieties of tea in cafés. I really like the fairs, arranged by the neighbours. There's always a great opportunity to buy some unique hand-made item: a bracelet, a pair of earrings, or a woven handbag.
My position allows me to work from home once or twice a week. It is convenient when I need to babysit, wait for a delivery of goods, or expect a repair technician. In the warmer time of the year, I prefer to sit with my laptop in the yard or in our “Svetloe Café”.
Winter looks like it's not going to leave St. Petersburg. But I'm even glad of it. The houses' facades in my complex look so bright against the background of white snow!
My daughter often asks if I'm happy. And then, without even waiting for an answer, she begins to cheerfully talk about her childhood joys: a new doll, a beloved friend, good feedback from a teacher, and a trip to the circus on the weekend.
I'm used to having my day scheduled by the minute. It's been like this since childhood: a gymnastics section, an English class, take a dog out for a walk, help parents around the house. Now I'm a mum myself and I also try to keep my daughter busy so that she doesn't get bored and doesn't sit with gadgets.
I lived in rented flats all my youth. I easily moved and changed areas. After the wedding, everything changed, because my wife was categorically against rented housing.
We spent the honeymoon in our flat, since we bought a new-built flat with finishing on the alluvium. We decided that we would still have time to go on a honeymoon trip in the future. It was better to spend money on our housing instead of a big celebration. And so, we did.
My wife and I have always worked hard and with pleasure, confidently went to our goal – to move as soon as possible from the old flat to a spacious and bright one with a stunning view from the window and modern renovation.
The day when I got the keys to my flat on Vasilievsky Island was the happiest. Until this winter. Because this winter, I met Masha.
When choosing a new home, I paid attention to all the little things and details. After all, my child will live here! Everything needs to be taken into consideration carefully: how the yard is arranged, the entrance to the entrance group, what facilities there are for walking and leisure, how things with security are.
My granddaughter is a very kind and positive person. We often go for a stroll together; I pick her up from school when her parents are at work. We walk long distances, enjoying the city and each other's company.
There are some of my friends who decided on their future profession in childhood. I used to have a hard time with it. Even at the university, I wasn't sure that I wanted to become an engineer. However, as it often happens in life, some changes entail the others.
My childhood was a happy one. I spent a lot of time with my grandfather and father. We went camping with a tent, with the fish we caught ourselves we cooked fish soup on a campfire. I can build and maintain a fire, navigate any terrain by compass, get food in the forest. I was raised to be a real man, and this is how I try to raise my son, too.
This is the second year I have been running and developing my blog. It all started with short funny videos that we recorded together with a friend. We tried to be natural and not afraid to seem stupid or not beautiful enough. We shot the videos at home, each time coming up with some nice-looking background, and searching for interesting angles.
Our family has been living for several years in the quarter “Svetliy mir “O'Yunost ...”. For a long time, we could not decide to move here because we did not want to leave our home Kirovsky district. Still, we needed a bigger flat because the children were growing up; our son and daughter wanted to have their own rooms each, instead of a common one. When we saw the photos of the new complex on the
I have loved music since childhood and took an active part in any performances. I didn't go to music school, but I enjoyed attending guitar courses. For the first time, I went on stage on my own in the 5th grade to congratulate girls and teachers on the International Women’s Day. So, I became the main star of all creative evenings.
We moved to St. Petersburg a few years ago. I had never been here before, but I knew the city well from photos and numerous videos on the Internet. I imagined that we would live in a beautiful old house, where we would be able to see the embankment from the windows…
I met Oleg in our "Svetloe cafe". He almost knocked me down, coming out of there, poured hot coffee over me, apologised and ran away. A few days later, an ad appeared in the cafe, which briefly described this story, indicated the phone number and the name of the offender. I called. Oleg invited me to dinner at the restaurant "Khoroshiye lyudi romantiki". And so, our story began.
Friends of our family joke that we can hardly be ever found at home. So it is! We are constantly on the move: in summer we roller-skate, bike and even skateboard, in winter we master skates, skis and snowboards.
When I entered St. Petersburg State University for engineering-oriented computer science, my parents decided to change the flat and move to Vasilevsky Island. They bought a studio for me and a two-bed flat for themselves in new houses on the alluvium.
We bought the flat for a seasonal holiday, as we planned to come here for weekends and holidays and celebrate family celebrations. My wife and I thought it was more convenient to live in the city with children. In our area there was a good selection of kindergartens, schools; there is a polyclinic, all shops are at hand. We didn't want to deprive ourselves of the usual comfort.
There is only one lazy member of our family – our cat. Everyone else can't sit still for more than three hours. When we were choosing a new house, we dreamed of a big yard. Now we have it as large as a city park: there are playgrounds, a sports field, bike paths, a cafe with pastries and a restaurant.
One of the most pleasant memories of my childhood is holidays, when we lived in a small town. At each celebration, parents set a large table, guests came, and it all became noisy and fun. Everyone brought along something delicious, and the neighbours always popped in. I never thought that after many years, having lived in St. Petersburg for a long time, I would find a home where everybody knows ea
After moving to our quarter on the bay in Sestroretsk, I thought that I would communicate with my friends less. However, the opposite happened. At least once a month now everyone comes from St. Petersburg to visit us outside the city.
A few years ago on New Year's Eve, my son said: "Mum, dad, let's live where the beach and the sea are." My husband and I nodded in agreement because our desires coincided. Very soon I learned that new houses would be built in Sestroretsk, right on the shore of the Gulf of Finland.
I have been living for more than three years in the “Svetliy mir “O’Yunost…” quarter. I was one of the first to move in. I didn’t have much of the furniture, only a small dining table, a couple of chairs, a bed, and a floor hanger for clothes. But I was happy!
Ever since childhood I had a dream – I wanted to be a teacher. No, not in school. I imagined myself as a teacher of some kind of hobby group, for example, like robotics or wood burning. In my dreams I was the best, the students loved me for my intelligence and talent. Now, of course, it's funny when I remember about it!
We met here, in our quarter “Svetliy mir “Vnutri…”, when came to my friend's house for the holidays. As she showed me the beautiful yards, and decorated Christmas trees near the houses, I was surely amazed, because I didn't even know that this stunning quarter was only half an hour away from St. Petersburg.
For my daughter, this New Year will be the first. I want to create a truly magical atmosphere for her, so that her fairy tale lasts as long as possible.
Our family spends more time in St. Petersburg, and we come to our apartments outside the city on weekends and holidays. Therefore, we try to fully enjoy every trip. We have everything to make spending time outdoors active and fun: tubing, ice skates, saucers and sleds.
I really like to read! I am one of those people who always has a book: in the subway, in a cafe on a lunch break, in line to see a doctor. I have a large library at home, but I have already read all the books, so I was very glad when a separate bookcrossing rack appeared in our Neighbourhood centre. Neighbours bring different literature, but most often, of course, detective stories and novels.
I work as a computer science teacher at a private school, and in my free time I teach online. Previously, I had to ask the household to behave more quietly so as not to interfere with the lesson, but has it ever stopped the children and the dog?
I have been living in the “Svetliy mir “O’Yunost…” quarter for three years. During this time, there have been many positive changes in my life, some of which I associate with moving to a new flat.
My son has been fond of marine subjects since childhood and dreamt of becoming the captain of the largest icebreaker. He was delighted when he found out that we were moving to a residential complex called “Svetliy mir “Tikhaya gavan…”.
