Mansion on Bolshaya Ordynka Street 29b1

A four-storey mansion with a basement and an attic on Bolshaya Ordynka in the Zamoskvorechye district. The building is made in a unique Neo-Russian style designed by architect Peter Ushakov. A distinctive feature of the front facade is a series of keel-shaped kokoshnik windows of the second floor, smoothly connected to each other. Reconstruction with finishing was carried out in 2001, all utility systems were replaced. Inside there is a mixed-use layout and office-style finishing, as well as an elevator. Parking for six cars is provided on the side of the courtyard. The mansion is suitable for an office and representative office.

The mansion is located on the first line of houses near St. Nicholas Church. Nearby are the Church of Saints Martha and Mary, the Intercession and Iver Churches, the Tretyakov Gallery, the house museums of Elizabeth Feodorovna and Ostrovsky. Located within walking distance of the Muzeon Art Park, which turns into Gorky Park, the site benefits from a large selection of cafes and restaurants nearby. The Moscow Kremlin and Zaryadye Park are 15 minutes away by car along Pyatnitskaya Street. The nearest metro station 'Tretyakovskaya' is a 5-minute walk away. Paveletsky Train Station is a 10-minute drive away, from there an Aeroexpress trains run to Domodedovo Airport. The road to the Garden Ring Road will take 3 minutes, while the Third Ring Road is 9 minutes away.