Mansion on Bolshoy Kharitonyevsky Pereulok 10/1

A three-story mansion with a lower ground floor and an attic on Bolshoy Kharitonyevsky Pereulok in the Basmanny district. This historical building was renovated in 2016. Each floor is uniquely designed: the 1st floor features rustication, the 2nd has triangular window surrounds, and the 3rd showcases pilasters and small stucco decorations. There are four separate entrances. Inside, there is a mixed-use layout with spacious, light rooms with high-standard finishing. The walls and ceilings of the cozy offices and expansive halls are adorned with elegant stucco, adding a touch of the historical spirit of Moscow. The adjacent area includes ground parking for 6 cars. The mansion is suitable for a bank, a company's representative office, a business center, a medical clinic, or a hotel.

The building is situated on the 1st line of houses on the side street with high tourist traffic. It is surrounded by estates, museums, architectural landmarks, and government and educational institutions. The Tabakov Theater and Chistye Prudy Park are within walking distance. The mansion offers convenient access to The Boulevard and Garden Ring Roads. It takes 8 minutes by car to reach The Third Ring Road. The nearest metro station, Chistye Prudy, can be reached in 6 minutes on foot.

Built in 1893, the Weichert Income House combines elements of Neorenaissance and eclectic styles. The building has changed owners several times, including notable Moscow entrepreneurs. After the 1917 revolution, it housed the Moscow Commission for the Improvement of Scientists' Living Conditions and later became communal housing. Following restoration in the early 2020s, the former income house opened the 'Creative People' cluster, bringing together modern Russian brands and artists. A café is located on the first floor, while the third floor features an event space with walls adorned by the works of Honored Artist of Russia Viktor Slatinsky. The mansion is currently recognized as a cultural heritage site.