Mansion at Malaya Dmitrovka Street 12

A part of the two-story mansion with an underground level and a mezzanine is situated on Malaya Dmitrovka Street in the Tverskoy district. The sale includes the basement, the second floor, and the mezzanine. This historic 19th-century mansion combines unique architectural elements from different eras. The renovation work is in progress. Utility systems are installed. The electrical capacity is 30 kW, with the option to increase it. In the courtyard, there is a ground-level parking area for 5 cars. The mansion is suitable for a restaurant, a headquarters, or residential use.

The mansion is located in the historical center of Moscow. It is surrounded by embassies, prestigious residential complexes, hotels and theatres. A district has a good infrastructure. The Hermitage Garden and the Moscow City Duma Park are within walking distance. The building has convenient access to the Garden and Boulevard Ring Roads, which are in 2 and 3 minutes drive away.

The mansion is the main house of the Shubin estate, designed by architect Zharov. The earliest references to the mansion date back to 1805, it is believed that the house was burnt down in the fire of 1812. In 1823 the mansion was restored by the Shubins. From 1833 to 1834 the mansion belonged to Decembrist Mikhail Orlov, who was a guest of Alexander Pushkin and Yevgeny Baratynsky. In the second half of the XIX century, the house and wings were converted into revenue houses, and in 1893 the building was rebuilt according to the project of architect Nisselson, who preserved the structure of the Empire era. In 1905, the owner Vladimirov decided to turn the house into a mansion for his family and invited architect Zharov, after which the appearance of the building did not change significantly.