Mansion on Vorontsovo Pole Street 7

A single-story mansion with an attic and a lower ground floor on Vorontsovo Pole Street in the Tagansky district. The historic U-shaped building was built in 1912. The facade is painted in a light beige color, with two entrances located from the courtyard and the side of the building. The mixed-use layout, lack of interior finishing, and the ceiling height of 3 meters allow for customization according to personal preferences. Central utility systems are installed, along with supply and exhaust ventilation and split air conditioning systems. The electrical power is 30 kW with the possibility of increasing it. There is surface parking for 6 cars in the courtyard. The mansion is suitable for reconstruction into an office or a store.

The mansion is located on the street line, surrounded by historic estates and buildings from the 19th century. Within walking distance are the Usachev-Naydonov Estate Park, the Serebryanichesky Embankment, and Zaryadye Park. The building offers convenient access to The Boulevard and Garden Ring Roads. The Third Ring Road is a 15-minute drive away. It takes 7 minutes on foot to reach the Kurskaya Metro Station and 11 minutes to reach the Chkalovskaya Station.

Vorontsovo Pole Street got its name from the village of Vorontsovo that used to be located here by the Yauza River. Building №7 was previously the city administration building. After the Revolution, it housed the Institute of Nutrition. From 1930 to 1952, Professor Mikhail Pevzner, one of the founders of dietology and clinical gastroenterology, worked here. Currently, the mansion is a cultural heritage site of regional significance.