Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin is the most famous and respected person in Russia. Almost all Russians are interested in his life. Many are concerned about his personal life, salary, where the president works, etc. However, most of all people are interested in where Putin lives.
Where is Putin's house?
Oddly enough, finding out where the President of Russia lives was not so easy. Official data cannot be found, since Putin is in no hurry to disclose such information. There are a huge number of versions about where the house of Vladimir Putin is located, so it is worth considering each option. However, one should not forget that there is no exact data on this matter.
Palace for 1 million rubles and a residence on the Gamow Peninsula
In 2010, information appeared on the Web that the current president of Russia was going to build a residence for the country's top officials on the Gamow Peninsula in the Khasansky district of Primorsky Krai. In the same year, a little later, information appeared that in Praskoveevka, on the Black Sea coast, Vladimir Vladimirovich was going tobuild a palace. Some time later, photos of a certain "Putin's palace" appeared on the Web, which allegedly cost 1 million Russian rubles. Naturally, everyone immediately believed. Why not? There are photos, so there is a palace!
This object is everyone's dream: a huge two-story house, which overlooks the sea. There is a beautiful fountain in the courtyard. Near the house there is a park area, which makes one admire trimmed trees, a beautiful view and marble paths, along which you can walk every evening after a hard day. When information about the palace appeared, everyone immediately became interested in what Putin's house looks like. Finding a photo was not difficult at all, since the entire Internet was just full of them.
However, official confirmation that this real estate was and is the property of Putin has not yet appeared. Dmitry Peskov, who is the president's press secretary, denied all information that Vladimir Putin has anything to do with the palace for one million Russian rubles.
Bocharov Creek
It is impossible not to say that there are rumors about other houses and residences of Vladimir Putin. For example, Bocharov Ruchey. This residence is located in Sochi, and the president visited here several times a year during the first and second presidential terms. When Putin was prime minister, he did not visit this facility.
On the ground floor of the building lives security and servants. On the second floor there is a living room, a guest room, a personal office of the president, and a bedroom. Also on the estate there are two swimming pools, one of which is filled with sea water. Sports ground, tennis court and helipad make the homestead as comfortable as possible.
Putin's other residences
There are rumors that Putin has only 18 residences, but it is worth noting that these figures also have no official confirmation.
Long Beards ("Valdai") is another presidential residence. This house of Putin is located in the Novgorod region.
In the Tver region, the estate "Rus" is also the property of the president, according to unofficial data. It should be noted that this estate is a hunting ground for all the presidents of Russia.
Konstantinovsky Palace near St. Petersburg is another home of Putin Vladimir Vladimirovich.
Residence in Novo-Ogaryovo
There are rumors that back in 2001, Vladimir Putin moved with his family to a residence located in Novo-Ogaryovo. This facility is located just 10 km from the Moscow Ring Road. Since 2000, the estate has been considered the official residence of the President, but since 2008 it has become the residence of the Prime Minister of the State. There is everything here to live and work well: the room in which the president received guests, a large living space with a cinema hall. It is also worth noting that this estate has a personal gym and a swimming pool, a stable in which 10 horses live, a temple, a heliport, a poultry house and greenhouses. In a word, this is a house that has absolutely all the amenities and conditions for a goodlife.
Putin's house on Rublyovka is still the official residence of Vladimir, as back in 2008, leaving the presidency, he chose this residence for life. Access to this territory remains closed, the territory is guarded, and it is strictly forbidden to photograph it. Vladimir Vladimirovich not only lives here, but also holds business meetings.
It must be said that, according to unofficial data, Vladimir Vladimirovich has more than 20 residences, but it's up to you to believe in it or not. However, it should be noted that Putin's real home is a residence in Novo-Ogaryovo. Here the President of Russia lives with his family, works, holds meetings, spends his free time, does what he loves and just enjoys life, because there are all the conditions for this.
