Mansion at Devyataya Rota Street 16

The three-story mansion with a basement is nestled on Devyataya Rota Street in the Preobrazhensky district. This historic building was fully renovated in 2021. The facade is made of red brick and decorated with architectural elements in the eclectic style. The building is crowned with complex attic structures with dormer windows. These are framed by two pilasters and topped with simple pediments. The interior features an office layout with high-quality finishes. The ceiling heights range from 2.25 to 3.13 meters. Central utility systems are installed. The electrical capacity is 150 kW. Currently, all the spaces are leased and generate stable income. The property includes a fenced private area with parking for 5 cars. The mansion is suitable for a rental business or for use as a company's representative office, a hotel, or a medical center.

The mansion is located on the first line of buildings in a green area near the Yauza River Embankment, Sokolniki Park, Izmailovsky Park of Culture and Leisure, Cherkizovsky Park, the Izmailovo Kremlin, and the 'Modern' Theater. There is convenient access to Preobrazhensky Val Street and Bolshaya Cherkizovskaya Street. The Third Ring Road is a 12-minute drive away, while the Garden Ring Road can be reached in 18 minutes by car. The nearest metro station, Preobrazhenskaya Ploshchad, is a 4-minute walk away. The road to Smolenskaya Station will take 15 minutes on foot.

The mansion is a valuable example of a fully preserved urban estate and inexpensive income housing from the early 20th century. Construction of the building began in 1905, when the land was acquired by Grigory Gorbunov, a representative of a Kostroma Old Believer entrepreneurial dynasty. The income house, built to the design of architect Yuli Fyodorovich Diderikhs, was intended for renting out apartments. Until 1917, the building housed a printing press for Old Believer literature. During the Soviet era, communal apartments were located there, and from 1971, it housed the Kuybyshev District Court. In 2017, the mansion was included in the register of cultural heritage sites of regional significance.