on Sofiyskaya Naberezhnaya 10-14, Square 0 m

Mansion on Sofiyskaya Naberezhnaya 10-14

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Yakimanka
Biblioteka im.Lenina
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3 floors and 2 underground levels
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A complex of mansions on the Sofiyskaya Embankment in the Yakimanka district. The complex includes three- and two-storey mansions with two underground levels. In 2020, the buildings were completely restored, including the facades, the old stone staircase and the interiors of two historical halls. The interior space allows you to harmoniously combine business and living space. The ground floor can be used for offices and meeting rooms, a buffet hall and a club room. The upper floors are designed for master-bedrooms and offices, as well as for a living room with a wood-burning fireplace, access to the terrace and to the winter garden. The underground level offers a fitness room, a hammam, a font, a sauna, a cinema room, a billiard room, a library and staff rooms. The parking provides 25 bays. The owners have access to the facilities and service of The Residence in Mandarin Oriental residential quarter.

The complex of mansions with magnificent views of the Kremlin Cathedral Square and the Moskva River is a 10-minute walk from Red Square, the Kremlin, GUM, Alexander Garden and Zaryadye Park. It is surrounded by embassies and representative offices of large companies, the residence of the British Ambassador. There is convenient access to the embankment, Bolshaya Yakimanka and Bolshaya Polyanka Streets. The nearest metro stations 'Biblioteka Imeni Lenina', 'Borovitskaya' and 'Arbatskaya' can be reached within a 15-minute walk.

The mansions are based on the chambers of the mid-18th century. Since that time, the buildings had been rebuilt several times, until they were transferred to the owner of the mechanical plant Gustav List in 1870. One of the mansions used to be a residential house of Gustav Liszt, while the other was occupied by the factory office designed by architect Melgren. The workshops and factory shops for the production of pumps and fire equipment went deep into the mansion. During the First World War, Gustav's sons engaged in the production of shells. Today, the mansion is listed as a cultural heritage site.

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