Mansion Derbenevskaya Naberezhnaya, 7

A three-story mansion on Derbenevskaya embankment in the southern part of Moscow. The three-story mansion is part of the modern Novospassky business district. The completely repaired building is equipped with modern engineering systems. There is a mixed layout inside. The spacious premises with a ceiling height of 4.7 meters prepared for fine finishing. The courtyard provides guarded ground parking for 30 parking cars. The mansion is suitable for a representative office or a company office.

The building is surrounded by educational institutions, business centers, restaurants and cafes. The Novospassky business district provides all the necessary infrastructure for comfortable work — there are bank branches, cafes, restaurants and shops. From the mansion along the embankment of the Moscow River, it is convenient to stroll to the Eduard Streltsov Stadium. The location provides quick access to Derbenevskaya embankment, a 7-minute drive to Garden Ring road, a 12-minute drive to Third Ring road. The nearest metro station is Paveletskaya, which is a 17 -minute walk away.

The history of the Novospassky quarter dates back to 1823. For the first time, the Swiss Bucher opens a small calico printing workshop on the waterfront. Since 1847, the manufactory has been managed by Emil Tsindel, it is under him that the manufactory becomes the best in Russia. Until 2000, the manufactory had the status of the largest fabric manufacturer. These days, loft-style buildings have undergone many renovations, but on the brick facade of one of them you can see a sign with the initials of Emil Zindel.