Vladimir Putin’s opulent home, where he dwells with his partner Alina Kabaeva and their kids, is shown in new images.
An independent Russian media outfit, Proekt, was able to capture the images, which Daily Mail was able to secure. They offer the first glimpse inside Putin’s palace.
The home, which is located in a forest near Valdai, 250 miles outside Moscow, was constructed not long after Putin entered politics in 1996. Putin has been the President or Prime Minister of Russia since 1999.
The “golden home,” also known as the winter palace in St. Petersburg, was the exact model for the building that the Russian strongman intended to be constructed.
Putin, 70, invited Kabaeva, 39, to the house after formally divorcing his ex-wife, Lyudmila Ocheretnaya, according to the Daily Mail.
In 2020, Putin then began building a new residence for his partner Kabaeva not distant from the “golden mansion.”
According to the report, a boat dock was built not far from Kabaeva’s house in 2021. From there, one can take a boat across a narrow canal to a big traditional palace park that occupies a 28-hectare (70-acre) area.
The house is located roughly the same distance from Putin’s and Kabaeva’s houses and has a big spa complex with a solarium, a cryo chamber, a 25-meter swimming pool, a hammam, a sauna, a mud room, massage tubs, and cosmetology and dental sections.
The package also includes a personal armored train to Putin’s lakeside retreat.
Proekt added that as a result, a safe station was established adjacent to his residence.
Satellite photos of the home taken by Proekt show the train stations. In the nearby Russian cities of Sochi and Novo-Ogaryovo, Putin also has exclusive train stations for his houses.
According to the story, Kabaeva is taken care of by numerous servants while she is on the property.
Putin and Kabaeva might have multiple children together, but they are not acknowledged in public. Their children are unnamed due to their young ages.
