Mansion Barykovsky Pereulok, 7

A four-story mansion with underground parking in Barykovsky Lane in the Golden Mile area. After a major repair, the building is equipped with modern engineering systems, Japanese and German air conditioning systems and silent German elevators. There is a designer finishes, 3 bedrooms, a living room, a hall with a working fireplace, a library and a private office inside. Double glazed windows, frames and doors are made of natural wood. On the exploited roof there is an open terrace overlooking old Moscow. The territory provides underground parking for 2 cars. The mansion is suitable for representation or for living.

The mansion is located in the Khamovniki district, surrounded by galleries, museums, estates and embassies, next to the Tsereteli Museum and Exhibition Complex. Convenient access to Prechistenka and Ostozhenka, Boulevard and Garden Ring. The nearest metro station is Kropotkinskaya, which is an 8-minute walk away.

The Art Nouveau mansion was built in 1903 by architect Mikhail Petrov. The railway engineer Nikolai Tchaikovsky, brother of the composer Pyotr Tchaikovsky, lived in the house. The facade is decorated with elegant stucco and floral bas-relief, the balcony is complemented by wrought iron railings, and the terrace is decorated with a balustrade.