Mansion on Sadovnicheskaya Street 61

A two-storey mansion on Sadovnicheskaya Street in the Zamoskvorechye district. The brick facade has been completely restored while preserving the historical appearance of the building. High-quality designer finishing have been made inside, modern utility systems, air conditioning and video surveillance systems have been installed. On the ground floor there is an entrance hall and a spacious kitchen-living room with integrated Bosch appliances. The floors with underfloor heating system are finished with granite. The second floor includes a master bedroom and a children's room. There are combined bathrooms on each floor, a boiler for 400 liters is installed. The fenced territory offers an enclosed park with paved paths and benches. One parking space is located behind a barrier in the courtyard. The mansion is suitable for living.

The mansion is nestled in a quiet and secluded part of Baltschug Island in the historical center of Moscow. Nearby are the embankment of the Moskva River, the State Tretyakov Gallery and Zaryadye Park. There is convenient access to the embankment of the Moskva River, the Boulevard and Garden Ring Roads. The nearest metro station is Paveletskaya, a 12-minute walk away.

Sadovnicheskaya Street is located on an island between the Moskva River and Vodootvodniy Canal. The name of the street comes from the settlement of gardeners who took care of the sovereign's garden. Merchant Andrey Babushkin, a religious person, bought land in the area when the temple of Kozma and Damian was nearby. Andrey Babushkin built a complex consisting of 3 buildings in accordance with project by architect Dmitry Grigoryevich Topazov. The two-storey mansion was part of a profitable property and, most likely, served as a utility house before the revolution, where a laundry was located. Currently, the building is recognized as a cultural heritage site and, thanks to a complete reconstruction, the exterior of the house is as close as possible to the original one.