Mansion at Zemlyanoy Val Street 35

The two-story mansion with a basement and attic on Zemlyanoy Val Street in the Basmannyy district. The historical building was completely reconstructed and equipped with modern engineering and utility systems. Inside there is a mixed planning, planned spacious open and privet offices, meeting rooms and kitchens for employees. The interiors of the basement have preserved vaulted ceilings of the late XVIII and early XIX centuries, a wide marble staircase and stucco decor of the front rooms of the house. The building has an own fenced territory of 26 acres, which is landscaped and provided a ground parking for 6-8 cars. The mansion is suitable for a representation or office of the company.

The mansion is located on the first line of the busy street next to the shopping center 'Atrium'. There is a well-developed infrastructure with representative offices of different banks, shops, restaurants, and cafes. Clusters Vinzavod and Arma are in a 10-minute walk away. The building has direct access to the Garden Ring Road. It takes 2 minutes by foot to reach Kurskaya Metro Station.

The history of the mansion in the Empire style dates back to 1818, when a stone was built on the site of the burned wooden house. By 1822, there was already a second level, after which the building by 1860 acquired an architectural appearance that has survived to this day. In 1832, on September 5, the famous physician-therapist Sergey Petrovych Botkin was born in this mansion, in memory of which a memorial plaque was placed on the facade. No less famous was his father — Petr Kononovich, the founder of the merchant dynasty, who came from which left a significant footprint in business, literature, art, and science. In Soviet times, the estate was occupied by state institutions, and later — offices.