Mansion Novinsky Boulevard, 25-27

A two-story mansion with a basement and an open terrace on Novinsky Boulevard in the Presnensky District. After a major repair project of the architect Greensburg in 2019, the building is equipped with engineering systems — the architects recreated the historical appearance in the style of constructivism and ennobled the adjacent territory. The first floor of the mansion features an open terrace. The premises feature 2.8-3 meter high ceilings. The adjacent territory provides public parking. The mansion is suitable for a dealership, a residence, a hotel or a restaurant business.

The mansion is surrounded by the former houses of city estates, including the Shalyapin Museum-Apartment. On the side of Novinsky Boulevard there is a small park with the Fyodor Chaliapin monument. The Moscow Zoo and the Moscow Planetarium are within walking distance. The nearest metro stations are Krasnopresnenskaya and Barrikadnaya, which are a 5-minute walk away.

The mansion is a cultural heritage site "Laundry building of the Narkomfin residential building". The building was built in 1932 by architects Ginzburg and Milins. Before the war, this building successfully functioned as the first mechanized laundry in Moscow — on the first floor there used to be a hall for washing and drying machines, the second floor housed living rooms for staff.