Mansion on Pyatnitskaya Street 42

A two-story mansion with a basement on Pyatnitskaya Street in the Zamoskvorechye district. The historic building meets the standards of a Class B business center. The warm-yellow facade is complemented by white contrasting decorative elements, including pilasters, window frames and pediments, interfloor and principal cornices. Inside, there is high-quality finishing with office rooms, meeting rooms, and reception areas. The basement is designated for a depository and storage. Modern engineering systems are installed, along with air conditioning, ventilation, video surveillance, and fire suppression systems. The adjacent area includes ground parking. The mansion is suitable for a bank, a representative office, or a business center.

The building is located on a bustling street with high pedestrian and vehicle traffic. It is surrounded by prestigious residential complexes, cultural centers, squares, embassies, and offices of major companies. Within walking distance are the Tretyakov Gallery and the Tropinin Museum. The mansion offers convenient access to The Garden Ring Road and Lusinovskaya Street. It takes 6 minutes by car to reach The Third Ring Road and 8 minutes to reach The Boulevard Ring Road. The nearest metro stations, Tretyakovskaya and Novokuznetskaya, can be reached in 7 minutes on foot.

The mansion exemplifies 19th-century urban architecture. It is suspected that the architect of the project was Fyodor Richter, the renowned founder of scientific architectural restoration in Russia. If confirmed, the building will be a rare example of his private project. The architectural style of the mansion combines features of classicism and romantic styles. The facade is symmetrically designed, contrasting the low basement with the high main second floor. Currently, the building is recognized as a regional cultural heritage site.