Mansion on Taganskaya Square 88

A two-story mansion with a mansard on Taganskaya Square in the Tagansky district. This historical building from the 18th century, renovated in 2017, now meets Class B business center standards. The sky-blue facade features decorative elements, pilasters, stucco work, and a triangular pediment. The mixed-use layout and white box finish allow for flexible space organization and various interior design options. Modern engineering systems have been installed. The mansion is suitable for a company's representative office, a business center, a bank, or a rental business.

The building is located on the 1st line of buildings on The Garden Ring Road, ensuring high pedestrian and vehicular traffic. Nearby are government institutions, mansions, prestigious residential complexes, restaurants, and medical clinics. Within walking distance are the Moscow River Embankment, Tagansky Children's Park, and the Museum of Russian Icons. The mansion offers convenient access to Marksistskaya Street and Novospassky Passage. It takes 6 minutes by car to reach The Boulevard Ring Road and 14 minutes to reach The Third Ring Road. The Taganskaya Metro Station is a 2-minute walk away, while the Marksistskaya Station can be reached in 6 minutes on foot.

The mansion, known as the Kolесnikov City Estate, is recognized as a regional cultural heritage site. In the mid-19th century, when Taganskaya Square was the largest trading center in Moscow, the property transferred from the Kolесnikov merchants to horse breeder and grain trader Mikhail Sargin. At that time, trading rows designed by architect Osip Bove were built here. In 1910, the building was owned by Maria Shapatina, and in 2005, it was purchased by Zaretskaya, who carried out significant renovations. In 2008, illegal extensions were demolished, and in 2014 a decision was made to restore the mansion.