Mansion on Potylikha Street 1

A five-story mansion on Potylikha Street in western Moscow. The building is a Class B+ structure that underwent renovation in 2014. Inside, there is a mixed-use layout and premium-class designer finishes in an office style. The premises include light offices with large windows, spacious open-plan workspaces, private meeting rooms, and a designated VIP area for executives. On the adjacent fenced area, there is parking for 30 vehicles. The mansion is suitable for use as a bank, a representative office, a headquarters, or a company office.

The building is situated on a bustling street with high pedestrian and vehicular traffic. Nearby are government institutions, landmarks, business centers, and medical clinics. Within walking distance are the Moscow River Embankment, the Setun River Valley Nature Reserve, and the Novodevichy Ponds Park. The mansion offers convenient access to The Third Ring Road and Kutuzovsky Prospekt. It takes 10 minutes by car to reach The Garden Ring Road and 13 minutes to reach The Boulevard Ring Road. The Luzhniki Metro Station can be reached in 20 minutes on foot.

The mansion was built in 1905 as a passenger terminal for a railway station. The unique design by architect Alexander Pomertsev and engineer Lavr Proskuryakov included passenger areas, service apartments, and a central signal control post. In this area, the railway ran on an elevated embankment, and an ornate iron bridge led from the station's fourth floor to a small platform, which has not survived to the present day. Currently, the mansion is recognized as a cultural heritage site.