Mansion at Gazetnyy Pereulok 9b5

A part of the two-story mansion is located on Gazetnyy Lane in the Tverskoy district. The facades are designed in the style of Anninsky Baroque. The walls are painted red, with white Tuscan pilasters filling the spaces between the windows. The unit with a separate entrance and a mixed-use layout occupies the entire ground floor. The ceiling height is 3.5 meters. The electrical capacity is 10 kW. The premises are partially furnished. Ground-level parking is available nearby, including 2 permanent and 3 guest spaces. The property is suitable for office use.

The mansion is nestled in the courtyard of a quiet lane, just a 10-minute walk from Red Square and Moscow’s main landmarks. The surrounding area features well-developed infrastructure along Tverskaya and Bolshaya Nikitskaya Streets, with many theaters and museums nearby. The Boulevard Ring Road is a 10-minute drive away. Okhotny Ryad Metro Station is a 7-minute walk away, while Teatralnaya Metro Station can be reached in 10 minutes on foot.

The historical building, constructed in the first half of the 18th century, is best known as the House of the Yankovs. The mansion is part of a large 19th-century estate that once belonged to the Yankov and Davydov families. The preservation of two outbuildings from the 1800s, facing the red line of the lane, complements the main house. Over the years, the mansion changed hands many times, with one of its owners being the merchant Sergey A. Zhivago. In 1998, the house was restored and granted the status of a regional cultural heritage site.