9 Best Areas to Live in Samara

Kuibyshevsky district is located in the southern part of the city on the left bank of the Samara River. The biggest advantage was nature.There are several picturesque islands in the channel of the Dry Samarka, popular as a place for summer holidays. The area is far from the center and is considered to be a residential area. There are no attractions, poor transport accessibility. The area is connected with the main part of the city by only two bridges, there are not many transports going here.

There are no shopping centers, sports complexes and places of cultural recreation in the Kuibyshev region. There are also very few apartment buildings. These are mainly dormitories, departmental houses and municipal housing. It is worth considering this area of ​​Samara for living only if you need very affordable real estate. In addition to remoteness, there is also an aggravated criminal stop in shortcomings. Perhaps the proximity to correctional colonies affects.

In this area there is a railway station, the building of which is considered one of the most beautiful in Samara. Residents in the reviews note the excellent infrastructure. This area is perfect for families with children, kindergartens and schools are literally within walking distance. There are great parks for walking. Motorists appreciated the good transport interchange. The railway area is quite safe and environmentally friendly.

Another advantage is very cozy yards. There is not only a good design of the sites, but also a lot of untouched greenery. In general, the housing stock of the area is in good condition, there are both small "Khrushchev" houses and more spacious modern housing. The cost of apartments is considerable, but quite acceptable: on average, about 48 thousand rubles per square meter. Among the shortcomings: the poor condition of the roads, the poor coastline of the Samara River.

The rating of the best areas for living in Samara continues, one of the largest territorial units. Kirovsky is famous for its powerful economic, scientific and engineering potential, creative achievements and traditions. It is he who is considered the main industrial zone of the city and workers mainly live here. The main part of the district is occupied by metallurgical enterprises, as well as factories, production shops and food organizations.

According to residents, Kirovsky is one of the greenest areas of Samara. Here is one of the largest forest park areas of the regional capital - Dubki. It is also worth noting the Metallurgist Park, the 60th anniversary of Soviet power and the Oak Kolok square. Recently, the Kirovsky district has become the center of sports life in Samara. There are few new buildings here, mainly buildings of the 60-80s are common. Among the shortcomings: remoteness from the center, not the best ecological situation.

The industrial district is the largest and most populous in Samara. More than 279 thousand people live here. The building is very diverse: from old houses to elite new buildings. There are relatively few skyscrapers, the infrastructure is well developed. All the necessary places are nearby - these are shopping centers, clinics, and playgrounds. Due to the large number of residents, it is often difficult to get into a preschool educational institution. Bezymyanka microdistrict is especially popular.

In the Industrial District there are a sufficient number of parks and squares, many walking areas. There are 13 shopping centers here, the largest are Park House and Empire Center.Today in this part of the city there are more than 30 new buildings, which offer apartments of different layouts. Industrial - one of the most inexpensive areas of Samara. On average, the cost of one square meter in the secondary market is 43-44 thousand rubles.

Those who are looking for the most environmentally friendly area of ​​Samara to live in, we advise you to pay attention to Krasnoglinsky. It is he who has natural resources and is a green zone within the boundaries of the largest industrial center. The beauty of this place and the incredible proximity to nature are noted not only by local residents, but also by guests of the city. At the same time, it is located on the slopes of the Sokoliy Mountains on the left bank of the Volga River. It takes about an hour to get to the city center from here.

The area includes several islands; locals like to relax here in the summer. Krasnoglinskoye has some of the lowest housing prices. The village of Bereza is especially popular: 53 kilometers from the center, surrounded by fields and forestry, a favorable interior environment. This area will not be liked by those wishing to live closer to the central regions. It is also worth noting the poor condition of the roads, the lack of parks and walking areas, and there are no sights.

The Soviet district is one of the most promising and is actively developing. Today it is considered youthful and very popular with students. First of all, due to the large number of educational institutions on its territory. Local residents in the reviews note a special comfort, a small number of skyscrapers, well-developed infrastructure. Everything is nearby - clinics, schools, a lake, playgrounds, transport interchanges, Avrora shopping center, multifunctional center.There are no problems to make an appointment with a doctor or stand in line at a preschool educational institution.

Resting local residents in the park of culture. Gagarin, "Friendship", "Youth". They are filled with green spaces, cafes and attractions and are great for family entertainment. In the Soviet district, quite reasonable prices for housing. The cost of one square meter in new buildings varies from 43 to 46 thousand rubles. Almost all types of layouts are presented.

The Samara region is rightfully considered a place of contrasts; here, along with dilapidated old buildings, monuments of archeology, architecture and urban planning, modern new buildings are successfully located. Here is the legendary Leningradskaya Street, which is a pedestrian zone and consists of a number of restored houses with historical value. It houses the most fashionable boutiques, galleries, restaurants and hangouts in Samara. The Samara region is not only beautiful, but, according to locals, it is very safe for life.

You can safely walk along the streets day and night. If you choose housing in new modern houses, then the area is perfect for families with children, but the cost of apartments in them is quite high. There are much more old buildings here, which not only need major repairs, but also lack amenities. Among the shortcomings: due to the large population, there is a catastrophic lack of parking lots and garages.

Oktyabrsky district, according to local residents, is considered the most prestigious in Samara and is perfect for families with children.It occupies a central position in urban development. There are 72 educational institutions, 52 health care institutions, 14 cultural institutions: regional and district libraries, museums, children's music schools. Residents spend their leisure time in the Country Park, the Botanical Garden, on the Heroes' Square, in the Zvezda and Kinap cultural and entertainment centers.

The most striking attraction of the district was the Universal Scientific Library. Lenin. The eponymous avenue and the fountain "40 Years of Victory" also cause pride among local residents. Well developed infrastructure. This area will appeal to connoisseurs of modern architecture: wide highways, office centers, shopping malls. Among the shortcomings: expensive housing, lack of walking areas, little access to the river.

The best areas for living in Samara are traditionally considered to be central. Leninsky is one of the oldest and, in fact, serves as the center of business, cultural and administrative life. All state institutions, law enforcement agencies and representative offices of large companies are concentrated here. Local residents are most attracted to the promenade and the convenience of walking.

The legendary Kuibyshev Square, the largest in Europe, became part of the Leninsky District. Also, a large number of theaters, museums are concentrated here, a convent is located. Due to its popularity, the Leninsky district is famous for the highest real estate prices. At the same time, the housing stock itself is quite old, although many houses have undergone major repairs. There are relatively few new buildings. Cons: traffic jams.