Mansion Malaya Nikitskaya Street, 25

A mansion with a basement and an attic on Malaya Nikitskaya Street in the Presnensky district. The neoclassical mansion was built in 1862. In 2012 after a major repair, the building is equipped with modern engineering systems and restored ceilings and exquisite details of the bas-relief on the facade. There is a mixed layout and an expensive finish for a premium restaurant inside. The premises of the basement floor with a ceiling height of up to 2.7 meters are reserved for a cigar room, a kitchen and spacious utility rooms. On the ground floor there is a reception area and 4 spacious halls in the Art Deco style with a ceiling height of up to 5 meters. In the attic there are 2 large meeting rooms, 4 offices, lounges for staff. The mansion is fully furnished and has exclusive interior items, equipped with premium appliances and professional kitchen equipment.

The mansion is surrounded by historic estates and theaters, a 10-minute walk from the Patriarch's Ponds, Novy Arbat Street and the Moscow Zoo. Nearby is the theater at the Nikitsky Gates, the Mayakovsky Moscow Academic Theatre, the State Museum of the East and the Chekhov House Museum. Picturesque routes through the historical center of Moscow stretch from the mansion. The nearest metro station is Barrikadnaya, which is an 8-minute walk away.

Malaya Nikitskaya Street was formed in the 17th century. At different times on this street were located: the estate of Prince Dolgoruky, the estate of Gagarina, the wooden clergy house of the Church of St. George the Victorious, the mansion of Ryabushinsky and others. Tchaikovsky, Markovnikov, Vernadsky, Tolstoy, Beria temporarily lived in tenement houses. The mansion, richly decorated with an aesthetic color palette, stands out against the backdrop of a holistic historical building of the street and serves as a vivid example of neoclassicism of the 18th century.