Mansion Ploshad Zhuravleva 6

A two-story mansion with a basement on Ploshad Zhuravleva Street in the east of Moscow. The historical scheme of the XVIII-XIX century is equipped with modern engineering and utility systems. The building has an office planning and finishing. The interiors are complemented by a luxurious stucco decor on the walls and ceilings. For employees' safety a 24-hour security with access control are provided. On the cozy adjance courtyard there is a ground parking for 14 cars. The mansion is suitable for bank, representative and company office, hotel, gallery or training center.

The mansion is located in a quiet street opposite the Palace Theater on Yauza. The country palace of Elizabeth Petrovna, Semyonovsky Park and Hapilovsky Square are nearby. The building has a convenient exit to embankment of Yauza River and Third Ring Road. It takes 3 minutes by foot to reach Elektrozavodskaya Metro Station.

The mansion is an object of cultural heritage and known as 'Semyonovsky Sloboda House, 18th-19th century'. In the local literature, the house is referred to as the mansion of merchants Stepan and Tikhon Shelayev. At the beginning of the 19th century, the Intercession Police Unit was located on this site. According to historians, the police part was based on the chambers of the beginning of the XVIII century, the remains of the once-standing mansion of Prince Alexander Menshikov, the favorite of Peter I. Merchants Shelaev simply transformed the police part into a mansion at one time. Behind the distinctive facades of the house in the Renaissance-Classical style of the late 19th century, fragments of interior decoration of the same time were preserved.