Mansion Ostozhenka Street 24

A two-storey mansion with an attic and a basement on Ostozhenka Street in the Khamovniki district. During complete reconstruction of the mansion in 2006, modern engineering and utility systems were installed, along with a smart home system. The historical stucco on the facade and the interiors were carefully restored. Inside, there is a mixed-use layout and spacious rooms. Finishes are made using granite, marble, and gold leaf. A panoramic elevator with access to all floors is provided. The basement with vaulted 'Monier'ceilings is designed for arranging a swimming pool with a SPA area and a wine cellar. The mansion has its own fenced courtyard with ground parking for 8 cars. The mansion is suitable for an embassy, a company representative office, or a business center.

The building is located next to the Moscow House of Photography, the Leo Tolstoy State Museum, the Zurab Tsereteli Art Gallery and the Ivan Turgenev House and Museum. Kropotkinskaya Metro Station is a 7-minute walk away.

The mansion with a mezzanine in the Empire style was built in 1830. In 1875, the building was rebuilt by the architect Alexander Ober by order of the merchant E.E. Kartashev. In 1890, the city estate passed to Ivan Lyzhin, the heir of the textile factory in Ivanteevka and the trading house 'Lyzhin Iv. and sons'. The mansion was restored, the facade was decorated with elements of the eclectic style. The building is now a cultural heritage site.