Mansion on Novaya Basmannaya Street 26

Three-story mansion on Novaya Basmannaya Street in the Basmanny district. The historic neoclassical facade is characterized by strict lines, perfect symmetry, and Corinthian columns. A mixed layout has been designed inside, including a reception area on the 1st floor, a common lounge, a coworking space, a gym, and technical rooms. The 2nd and 3rd floors will accommodate 8 apartments ranging from 111 m² to 203 m². The building will be equipped with central water supply and ventilation systems, as well as modern fire protection systems. Movement between floors will be facilitated by a German silent elevator from ThyssenKrupp. The mansion is suitable for living and residency.

The mansion is located on the first line of buildings near the Bauman Garden surrounded by numerous theaters and temples. Within walking distance are historical estates from the 18th-19th centuries, the Pushkin and Rokotov museums, and the Shiller rental house. There is convenient access to Stary and Novaya Basmannaya Streets. The Garden Ring is a 5-minute drive, and the Third Ring Road is an 8-minute. The closest metro stations Baumanskaya and Krasnye Vorota can be reached within a 12-minute walk.

The mansion is recognized as a cultural heritage site of federal significance. It is known as the city estate of a famous industrialist, Nikita Nikitich Demidov. In 1804, the property was acquired by the son of the famous military leader, Mikhail Petrovich Golitsyn. In the mansion, Mikhail Petrovich housed his extensive and rich collection of art objects. In 1825, Golitsyn went bankrupt and had to sell the entire collection and the estate itself. In 1834, the Board of Trustees of Public Welfare Institutions bought the house to establish an orphanage. In 1876, the largest hospital in Moscow at that time was opened in the building, operating until 2015.