Mansion on Solyanka Street 13

A two-story mansion with a basement, an upper storey, and a mansard on Solyanka Street in the Tagansky district. The historic building, constructed in 1820, was renovated in 1999. The mansion features milk and cream shades, complemented by rustication, window frames, and bas-reliefs. Inside, there is a mixed-use layout with high-quality office-style finishes. The premises boast ceiling heights of 3.3 meters and are designed for open-plan office spaces and private offices, with a designated VIP area for the manager, including a separate meeting room. The operated roof offers a picturesque view of the Moscow centre. Central utility systems have been installed, along with air conditioning, ventilation, video surveillance, and fire suppression systems. The mansion is suitable for housing a company’s representative office, a bank, a business center, or a medical clinic.

The building is located on the first line of buildings amidst government and educational institutions, monasteries and churches, museums, estates, and trendy restaurants. Within walking distance are the Moskva River Embankment, Ustinovsky Square, Zaryadye Park, and the Stalinist Skyscraper on Kotelnicheskaya Embankment. The mansion offers convenient access to The Boulevard Ring Road and Yauza Street. It takes 7 minutes by car to reach The Garden Ring Road and 12 minutes to reach The Third Ring Road. The nearest metro station, Kitay-Gorod, is a 7-minute walk away.

The mansion is part of a complex of historic buildings in the Khitrovka area and is recognized as a cultural heritage site. In the early 17th century, this area was part of a trading zone known for its craftsmen and markets. Later, due to the illegal labor exchange operating here, Khitrovka began to attract representatives of less privileged social groups, including homeless individuals and wage laborers. After the October Revolution of 1917, the city government took measures to combat crime, demolishing the market and constructing a school in its place. Many of the surrounding buildings were renovated or reconstructed. New residential buildings, parks, and squares emerged. Today, Khitrovka combines old and new architectural styles, offering cozy cafes, antique shops, art galleries, and theaters.