Birch Alley (Zelenograd)

One of the first buildings in this area was the health center of medical unit No. 117, which laid the foundation for the health service in Zelenograd, organized in 1959 in a panel house on the edge of the forest ^{[3] [4] [5] [ where? ]} .

In 2006, projected driveway No. 5095 was connected to the street, running from Birch Alley to driveway No. 4806 ^[6] . In 2009, the idea was proposed to expand the road. For four years, they prepared a renovation plan that provided for the organization of parking lots and access pockets. The cost of the work was to be more than 400 thousand rubles ^{[7] [2]} . However, already in 2014, due to the increasing frequency of accidents on the Birch Alley near the schools, car parking was partially banned ^[8] . In 2018, the deputies of Matushkino supported the initiative of the residents of the district to install 276 meters of fences along the road near educational institutions ^{[9] [10]} . As of this period, public transport routes did not run along the alley, and the Birch Alley stop was located on neighboring Panfilov Avenue ^{[11] [12]} .

On the right side

• Residential buildings of the 4th microdistrict, with numbering tied to the alley without observing the principle of the even / odd side
• No. 8A - School No. 1353, named after General Dmitry Alekseev . The building was built in 1976 for an eight-year school, which three years later turned into a full-fledged secondary educational institution . In 1993, a kindergarten No. 1806 was opened on the basis of the complex, located in 1A ^{[13] [14]} . The school’s department also houses buildings 7a, k404a, k419a, k445a, k448a ^[15] .
• No. 15, p. 1 - the first phase of the constructed but abandoned complex of the Zelenograd water park ^[16] .

On the left side

• Residential buildings of the 4th microdistrict, with numbering tied to the microdistrict (according to the principle of “4XX building”).