A new residential microdistrict will be built in Kstovsky District.

      24 December 2025 13:42 Society

      A new residential microdistrict will appear in Kstovsky District. It will be located in the western part of the village of Podlesovo and will consist of 195 individual houses. The Nizhny Novgorod mingrad approved changes to the planning and land-survey project for this territory.

      The updated documentation was prepared by LLC "NPP "Engineer" at the request of the administration of Kstovsky District. The project clarified plot boundaries, the sequence of development and the location of facilities. One of the changes to the project was a clarification of the purpose of one of the buildings. A funeral bureau of 500 square meters is now planned to be built next to the cemetery.

      Construction will be carried out as a single phase, but in stages.

      Photo: from the order of the Ministry of Urban Development of the Nizhny Novgorod Region

      Earlier it was reported that the total development area would be 41.1 hectares. All houses will be one- or two-story. The future settlement will include all necessary infrastructure: two shops, a household services facility, children's and sports playgrounds, a square, parking lots and waste container sites. Construction of treatment facilities is also planned.

      For residents' convenience a street and road network will be arranged: a main road 1.8 km long and secondary streets totaling almost 3.7 km. Sidewalks and bicycle paths with a total length of more than 10 km will be laid. All engineering utilities — water, electricity, gas, lighting and communications — will be provided.

      It was also reported that in November the regional mingrad approved the layout of a territory in the northern part of the village of Okhotino in the Bogorodsky district. Some 420 individual houses will be built there.

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