Mansion at Pokrovka Street 3

A part of a three-storey mansion with a basement is located on Pokrovka Street in the Basmannyy district. The historic mansion was built in 1875. After a major repair in 2004, the building with restored facade is equipped with modern engineering systems, the floors and roof were replaced. There is a mixed-use layout, spacious offices and halls with high-quality classic-style finishes inside. The 1st floor is complemented with large arched windows, offering a view of lively Pokrovka Street. The guarded yard provides ground parking for 12 cars. The mansion is suitable for a rental business, a bank, a representative office, a business center or a restaurant.

The mansion is located on the first line of the street with high pedestrian traffic in the Chistye Prudy area. Surrounded by the Sovremennik Theatre, the Moscow Theater of Oleg Tabakov and Vasnetsov's memorial apartment. Convenient exit to Pokrovka and Maroseyka Streets, Boulevard and Garden Ring Roads. The nearest metro station is Kitay-gorod, which is a 7-minute walk away.

The building was built between 1781 and 1802 on the site of the chambers of the Meshcherskiy nobles. The facade with a projection of the Corinthian portico, medallions with female heads and a small crowning attic is typical of developed classicism. From the Meshchersky nobles, the possessions passed to the merchant Pochepin, and in 1841 to Lieutenant Colonel Zabelin, who expanded the mansion with extensions to the height of the house. At various times, there was a Muscovite shop and Shishkin's colonial goods shop, Sabaneev's popular tea shop, an engraving shop and Lil'e's lithograph. Since the late 1860s, there was an organ institution — Brugger and Furtvenkler. After the arrival of the Bolsheviks, the house was nationalized and in the early 1920s it was transferred to a hostel for young writers. In this house, Fadeev wrote the story "The Rout", Yuri Libedinsky — "Commissioners", Artem Vesely — "Russia, washed with blood", Mikhail Svetlov — "Grenada". Mayakovsky, Aseev, Sholokhov and other writers also looked in here.