Mansion at Pokrovka Street 10

The two-story mansion with a mansard and a basement is located on Pokrovka Street in the Basmannyy district. The facade is executed in the classical style with elements of typical late 19th-century development. Two separate entrance groups allow the building to be configured as two self-contained parts. Inside, there is a mixed-use layout divided into separate offices. The kitchen area and several separate bathrooms are provided for staff. The part of the premises boasts a light-colored interior. The rest of the property features warm-shell finishing, allowing flexible space planning and the implementation of custom interior design solutions. Due to a large number of windows, the rooms receive plenty of natural light. The indoor climate is maintained by supply and exhaust ventilation as well as a local air conditioning system. Five parking spaces are available on the adjacent territory. The part of the mansion is suitable for an office, a medical clinic, a restaurant, or a store.

The part of the mansion is nestled on the second line at the intersection of Kolpachnyy Lane and Pokrovka Street. The location features high pedestrian traffic in the area of Chistye Prudy. The area is surrounded by notable cultural venues, including the Sovremennik Theatre, the Moscow Theatre of actor and director Oleg Tabakov, and the memorial apartment of artist Viktor Vasnetsov. There is convenient access to Maroseyka Street and the Boulevard Ring Road. The Garden Ring Road is a 5-minute drive away. The nearest metro station, Kitay-Gorod, is a 9-minute walk away, while Chistye Prudy Metyro Station can be reached in 11 minutes on foot.

The two-story residential wing of the Ozerov estate was built in 1802 as part of its redevelopment. The project was designed by an unknown architect. According to the 1802 estate plan prepared by the land surveyor Zemlyannikov, the building was a stone two-story cubic structure. The wing was built deep within the courtyard along the southern boundary with a slight setback from the plot line. The property underwent numerous major alterations, as a result of which the historical layout was completely lost. Currently, the building is recognized as a cultural heritage site of regional significance.