“Imperial Yacht Club” is a premium-class residential complex on Krestovsky Island. The project was developed by the construction company “SPB-Granit.” The project was implemented in the western part of Krestovsky Island as part of a large-scale redevelopment of the area that began in 2015.
The complex consists of three monolithic-brick buildings ranging from 4 to 5 stories in height. There are a total of 69 residences here. The building is surrounded by the waters of the Gulf of Finland, the Rowing Canal, and the Middle Nevka River, creating an atmosphere of privacy and evoking the feel of a suburban resort within the city limits of St. Petersburg.
The complex was named in honor of the Imperial St. Petersburg Yacht Club, founded in 1846 and modeled after the Royal Yacht Club of England. In the 19th century, it was considered one of the most prestigious clubs in Russia, and its members included members of the imperial family, grand dukes, high-ranking government officials, and military officers.
This historical heritage is reflected in the project’s concept, emphasizing its high status and connection to St. Petersburg’s maritime traditions.