Mansion Bolshoi Levshinsky Pereulok 1

A three-story mansion with an attic and basement on Bolshoi Levshinsky Lane in the Arbat district. It was completly renovated in 2009 and now it is corresponds to B+ class business center. Inside there is a mixed planning and quality finishing in the hi-tech and loft style. The business center has a lounge zone with furniture, meeting rooms, kitchenettes with a dining zone and an equipped open terrace, which offer a view of an old Moscow. The building provides three separate entrance group. On the adjacent territory there is a 5-car guarded ground parking. The mansion is suitable for a headquarter or a company resentative office.

The mansion is located in the historical and cultural center of Moscow, surrounded by embassies and ancient temples, next to the State Museum of Pushkin, the Zurab Zereteli art gallery, and the Moscow Palace on Prechistinka. Kropotkinskaya and Smolenskaya Metro Station are in a 12-minute walk away.

The mansion in the classical style of 1874 was the main house of the estate of Count Sheremetyev. From 1909 to 1923 in the house lived the organizer of the Soviet system of health care Vladimir Obuch, who often visited Lenin. Today the building has the status of an object of cultural heritage of regional significance.