Mansion at Petrovka Street 21

The two-story mansion with a mansard is situated on Petrovka Street in the Tverskoy district. The building has undergone a complete reconstruction, featuring reinforced concrete floors and top-notch engineering systems. Inside, there is a mixed-use layout. The ground floor includes a spacious hall and technical rooms, while the second floor offers a large hall with ceilings up to 7.7 meters high. The mansard level includes private areas and access to a multipurpose flat roof that can be transformed into a cozy veranda with scenic views of old Moscow. On the courtyard side, there is a service entrance and loading zone. The building is suitable for a restaurant or a company’s representative office.

The mansion is located in the historical and cultural heart of Moscow. Nearby are the State Theatre of Nations, the Moscow Museum of Modern Art, the tenement building of the Moscow landlord and entrepreneur Vera Firsanova, and the branch of the museum association of the Russian and Soviet poet and fiction writer Vladimir Gilyarovskiy. The nearest metro station, Chekhovskaya, is a 7-minute walk away.

Built in 1870 in the Eclectic style, the mansion is known as the Sokolov Revenue House. The building’s facade is adorned with elegant stucco detailing, and the roof is crowned with three kokoshniks. The first-floor display windows face a lively street. The massive cast-iron gates of the carriage arch have been preserved since the mansion’s original construction.