Mansion on Nizhnyaya Street 9

A four-storey mansion with a basement on Nizhnyaya Street in north of Moscow. The mansion built in 1928 features two separate entrances, one from the street and another from the courtyard. The mansion corresponds to a B-class business center, and is equipped with air conditioning and ventilation systems, central utility systems. It features a private small automatic telephone exchange. Inside, there is an office layout and finishes. The mansion has an adjacent territory with secure ground parking for 10 cars. The mansion is suitable for a head or representative office.

The building is located on the first street line with a high pedestrian traffic. Nearby are the Russian Impressionism Museum, the Openwork House and the Leon Mantashev Stables. It has convenient access to Leningradsky Prospekt, 1st Tverskaya-Yamskaya Street, the Third and Garden Ring Roads. The nearest metro station Belorusskaya is a 5-minute walk away.