Mansion at Komsomolskiy Prospect 19

The two-story mansion with a lower ground floor and an entresol is located on Komsomolskiy Avenue in the Khamovniki district. The mansion was fully restored in 2007, preserving its historic appearance. After renovation, the building was equipped with new engineering systems. Inside, there is a mixed-use layout, featuring a dedicated premium-finished block for company executives on the first floor and spacious hi-tech open-plan offices for staff on the second floor. Central utility systems, supply and exhaust ventilation, and a two-pipe air conditioning system are installed. Security is ensured by an access control system and video surveillance both inside and around the perimeter. The property boasts a private gated yard with landscaping and parking for 20 cars. The mansion is suitable for a company’s representative office or a headquarters.

The mansion is nestled near the Moscow River Embankment, Travnikov Garden, and Gorkiy Park, as well as the museum and estate of the Russian writer Lev Tolstoy. There is convenient access to Frunzenskaya Embankment, Ostozhenka Street, the Garden and Third Ring Roads. Frunzenskaya Metro Station is a 5-minute walk away.

The neoclassical mansion with elements of the Empire style is part of the architectural ensemble of the Khamovniki barracks. The project was developed in St. Petersburg by the architect Luigi Rusca, who from 1806 headed the commission for the construction of barracks in St. Petersburg. In Moscow, the construction of barracks was carried out by the architects Kazakov and Tamansky in 1807. Three identical monumental buildings were built in a line along the open space of the Khamovniki parade ground. In the central part of each building there was a portico with columns and capitals of the Tuscan order. The first floor was decorated with rustication. All three buildings had the main facade facing the Moscow River. The barracks were perfectly visible from its opposite bank and were an iconic part of a beautiful panorama.