Mansion on Povarskaya Street 28

A two-story mansion with an attic and a lower ground floor on Povarskaya Street in the Arbat district. The historical mansion was completely restored in 2004. The building is equipped with modern engineering and utility systems. Inside, there is a mixed-use layout which allows you to plan a spacious residence with three bedrooms, a living room, a dining room, an office, and a staff apartment, or a functional company office. The interior is finished using high-quality materials and decor elements in the style of the 19th century. On the fenced territory, there is ground parking for three cars and an underground parking space. The mansion is suitable for a company head or representative office, or for living.

The mansion is located on a quiet lane in the historical center of Moscow, next to the busy streets of Novy and Stary Arbat. It is surrounded by prestigious residential buildings, offices of large companies, banks, restaurants, many attractions and theaters. It has convenient access to the Boulevard and Garden Ring Roads which allows you to quickly get to anywhere in the city. Arbatskaya Metro Station is a 9-minute walk away.

The mansion was built in 1884 by architect Konstantin Andreev for the daughter of a general and famous philanthropist in Moscow, Olga Vikentievna Kozlovskaya. The architecture of the facades and the interior design was rare for that time and was an interpretation of the Gothic style of the late 19th century. In 1913, the mansion along with its adjacent courtyard was purchased by a wealthy lawyer and businessman Vladimir Tubental. He and his family used the Gothic mansion for living, and built a four-storey revenue house on the inner territory. To this day, the mansion has retained its original appearance and some elements of interior finishing.