Mansion at Dolgorukovskaya Street 25

The two-storey mansion is located on Dolgorukovskaya Street in Tverskoy district. It has a modern style of 19th century. After reconstruction, the building will be restored according to the historical appearance, will be equipped modern utility and engineering systems. Inside, there is a mixed-use planning with spacious halls and cozy rooms without finishing, what allow you to realise any design. On the private territory, you can make a green terrace with additional seating for guests. The mansion is suitable for a restaurant.

The mansion's main north-eastern facade comes on the first line of Dolgorukovskaya Street, on the south side — the residential complex 'Italian quarter'. It is surrounded by the Theatre Satire and Lancome, Mius and Anthropovia Square, Hermitage Garden. It has convenient access to the Garden Ring Road, which takes 2 minutes drive. Novoslobodskaya and Mendeleevskaya Metro Stations are a 3-minute walk away.

The mansion was built in 1821 and rebuilt together with other houses of the city estate until 1899. There is a stone fence with a forged metal grille, belongs to the second half of the 19th century. In 1821, the house belonged to the State councillor Andrey Petrovo-Solovovo. In 1897, the estate was acquired by the daughter of the collegiate assessor, Maria Schiller. Now, the mansion is a cultural heritage site.