Mansion Spartakovskaya Street, 10/2

Two-story mansion with an attic and basement on Spartakovskaya street in the Basmanny district. The object of cultural heritage of the late XIX century is equipped with all central utility systems. Three separate entrance groups allow you to conveniently divide the space for employees and visitors. Inside, there is a cabinet layout, rooms with a ceiling height of 3.5 meters and office finishes. In a quiet cozy courtyard, there is a private ground parking for 7 cars. The mansion is suitable for a representative office, medical center or hotel.

The mansion is located on the first building line with a high pedestrian traffic. Nearby are the Bauman Garden of Culture and Leisure, the Zverev Center for Contemporary Art, the Pushkin House-Museum and the Muravyov-Apostolov Estate Museum. Baumanskaya metro station is a 5-minute walk away.

The corner house was built on the site of a manor belonged to the family of the Moscow merchant Smirnov. In the 1880s, the plot passed to the titular councilor's wife Nadezhda Andreevna Golubeva, at whose request the existing house was rebuilt in the neoclassical style. The facades were decorated with elegant stucco made of flower garlands, and the corners were highlighted with rustication. In the 1890s, Golubeva opened a private asylum for the mentally ill in the house, which operated almost until the 1917 revolution. In the 1920s, the house was occupied by communal apartments.