Mansion on Bolshaya Pochtovaya Street 36

The three-story mansion with a lower ground floor and a mansard on Bolshaya Pochtovaya Street in the Basmannyy district. The brick-colored facade is designed in the classical style, adorned with white pilasters and window pediments. The impressive entrance is situated on the street side. Inside, there is an open-plan layout, which includes a spacious hall, offices of various sizes, and an area for management. The space has been renovated to a high standard. The ceiling height is up to 4 meters. The electrical capacity is 300 kW. For ease of movement, there is a lift. Security is ensured by a 24-hour guard service, along with a video surveillance system, as well as fire and security alarms. There is shared parking for 3-4 vehicles available from the courtyard side. The mansion is suitable for housing an office or a company's representative office.

The mansion is located on the 1st line of buildings surrounded by educational institutions, residential complexes, restaurants, ancient churches, museums, and art galleries. The Yauza River Embankment and the Summer Palace of Elizabeth Petrovna are within walking distance. The building offers convenient access to Bolshaya Cherkizovskaya and Rusakovskaya Streets and Rubtsovskaya Embankment. It takes 5 minutes by car to reach the Third Ring Road and 15 minutes to reach the Garden Ring Road. The road to the Elektrozavodskaya metro station takes 11 minutes on foot.

The mansion was designed and built in 2005 by the honored architect of Russia, Dmitry Borisovich Barkhin. The concept of the project was to create a faсade in the style of three mansions designed by Vasily Bazhenov. The building is a tribute to the memory of the Prozorovskiy House on Polyanka and is divided into a central section with two projecting risalits. Paired pilasters and an emphasis on the entrance have been incorporated. The mansion features window surrounds inspired by the Dolgov House, which have been simplified and applied to the central part of the structure. The window pediments on the second floor were designed according to Palladio’s drawings, while the crowning Mannerist cornice was designed in accordance with Bazhenov's drawings of the Prozorovskiy House facade.