Mansion at 9th Rota Street 16b4

The two-story mansion with a basement is situated on 9th Rota Street in the Preobrazhenskiy district. The historic development was constructed in 1911. It features a red brick facade adorned with a complex-shaped attic, while the attic space is highlighted by a series of brick brackets. Currently, the building is occupied by a single tenant, a hotel. Inside, there is a mixed-use layout, including 9 rooms. There is high-quality finishing. The ceiling heights range from 2.65 to 3.2 meters. Central utility systems and split air conditioning units are installed. Nearby, there is a ground-level public parking lot for 10 cars. The mansion is suitable for hosting a hotel or a guesthouse.

The mansion is nestled on the first line of buildings in a green area near the Yauza River Embankment, Sokolniki Park, Izmailovskiy Park of Culture and Leisure, Cherkizovskiy Park, the Kremlin in Izmailovo Cultural and Entertainment Center, and the Modern Theater. The location offers convenient access to Preobrazhenskiy Val Street and Bolshaya Cherkizovskaya Street. The Third and Garden Ring Roads are 12 and 18 minutes' drive away each. The nearest metro station, Preobrazhenskaya Ploschad, is a 4-minute walk away, while Semenovskaya Metro Station can be reached in 15 minutes on foot.

The mansion is part of a group of early 20th-century apartment buildings owned by the industrialist and Old Believer Grigory Gorbunov. Designed by the Russian architect Olgerd G. Piotrovich, the development was originally intended for rental apartments. Before 1917, the complex housed a printing press for Old Believer literature. During the Soviet years, communal apartments were located there, and from 1971, the Kuybyshev District Court was based in the mansion. In 2017, the ensemble of tenement buildings was listed in the register of cultural heritage sites of regional significance.