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Abylai Khan Avenue 92

Almaty, Kazakhstan

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Abylai Khan Avenue 92

Almaty, Kazakhstan

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Anonymous

2 Mar 2026, 16:19

I've lived here for a long time, and I adore this apartment for its high ceilings and thick walls. The square footage is excellent, and it's easy to breathe. But the layouts in these early 2000s buildings are a bit awkward in places, with a lot of space wasted on hallways.
Security
There's a strong door, and the concierge downstairs knows everyone. There are only a few apartments on each floor, so strangers don't hang around here; couriers usually call from downstairs.
Neighbors
The old guard, the intelligentsia, and the first wave of businessmen live here. No random people here. Everyone respects each other, there's always pleasant small talk in the elevator, and no one gets into trouble at night.

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The door is armored, dating back to the days when they built it well. There's an alarm, but we rarely use it. The entrance is quiet, and the concierge knows everyone by sight.
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The mountain views from the upper floors are stunning, especially at sunrise. You can see the ski jumps and Kok-Tobe, and in the evening the city glows, very beautiful and romantic.
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I've lived in this Stalin-era building since I was a child; my parents left me the apartment. The ceilings are nearly three meters high, the walls are thick brick, and the energy here is simply incredible. The only downside is that the layout isn't the most modern; the long hallways eat up a lot of usable space.
Noise
The area is incredibly quiet, a residential oasis right in the center of the metropolis. There's no traffic noise, only the rustling of leaves and the singing of birds in the morning.
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Parks
There are no parks nearby. You can reach the Terrain Course in 5-7 minutes by car, but there's not much walking available, only along the sidewalks.
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20 Feb 2026, 02:15

The apartment is excellent, spacious, with gorgeous floor-to-ceiling panoramic windows. I chose this complex for its status and proximity to the city's business center. The only major drawback is that in the summer, the double-glazed windows can get very hot, as the air conditioners are constantly running.
Cleanliness
The hallways and floors are spotlessly clean, with the marble polished daily to a high shine. The cleaning staff works virtually unnoticed, and trash is removed strictly on schedule.
Coffee Shops
There are a huge number of coffee shops around, and the quality of the drinks is very good. You can always grab a quick, excellent flat white before work right in the building next door.
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Parking
Parking is great if you've bought a space. The elevator goes right up to your car. But street parking is minimal, making it impossible for friends to park in the evening.
Noise
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20 Feb 2026, 02:08

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The intercom works, but the courtyard is a walk-through area. During the day, employees from neighboring business centers and delivery drivers often use it as a shortcut.
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I did the renovations myself, replacing old wiring and leveling the floors. I installed good German-made sound-insulated windows to block out as much street noise as possible.
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View
The view of Gorky Park's greenery is simply breathtaking, especially in the fall. I chose this residential complex for this view; it's incredibly inspiring and a real eye-opener.
Transport Accessibility
There are plenty of buses running along Gogolya Street, with stops nearby. The metro is a 20-25-minute walk away, and if the weather is nice, you can even walk there.
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18 Feb 2026, 20:10

We moved here a year ago when I was pregnant with my second child. The apartment is spacious and bright, and the panoramic windows were love at first sight, although cleaning them is quite an adventure. The open-plan layout allows for excellent air circulation; we rarely even turn on the air conditioners in the summer.
Security
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20 Feb 2026, 06:19

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Insects
We practically live in the forest, so spiders and large beetles might pop onto the balcony in the summer. There are no cockroaches, and the sanitary and epidemiological station (SES) treats the area, but there's no escape from forest creatures.
Parking
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