Mansion Novokuznetskaya Street, 29

A two-story mansion with a basement on Novokuznetskaya street in the Zamoskvorechye district. After a major repair, the mansion has restorated facade and interior details in accordance with the historical appearance. There is a mixed layout, finishes made of natural materials and an original stucco moulding on the replaced ceilings. The building is located on its own territory with a cozy courtyard and parking for 10 cars. The mansion is suitable for a company representative office, a business center, a medical center, a hotel or a bank.

The mansion is surrounded by temples next to the Bakhrushin Theater Museum, the Moscow Museum of Education and the Theater of the Moon. The building provides direct access to the Garden Ring road. The nearest metro stations are Dobryninskaya and Paveletskaya, which are a 5-minute walk away.

The neoclassical mansion, built in 1913 by the architect Voskresensky, is known as the "house of Sveshnikova", the wife of the famous collector and philanthropist Sveshnikov. The main facade has no entrance and is decorated with two small semi-circular pediments above the upper cornice. There is an elegant figured attic with an attic window, framed by pilasters. Two tiers of windows on the first and second floors are decorated with different architraves. Currently, the building belongs to the objects of cultural heritage.