Mansion on Gorokhovskiy Pereulok 19b4

A one-storey mansion with an attic and a balcony on Gorokhovskiy Lane in the Basmanny district. The building was built in 1885 with reconstruction in 2022. The mansion with a ceiling height of 3 to 5.2 meters includes a hall-type and office layout. There are three entrances planned, two of which are panoramic stained glass windows. The space inside the building is also divided into three independent zones, but at the same time it can serve as a whole. The finish is made in the loft style with preserved fragments of brickwork. Engineering systems include an air conditioning supply and exhaust system, a central fire extinguishing system and video surveillance. The adjacent fenced territory has ground parking for 10 bays. The mansion is suitable for an office or a restaurant with a veranda and a summer cafe.

The building is located next to the Bauman Garden and the Museum of Russian Art. The infrastructure boasts a music school, sports complexes, cafes and restaurants. It benefits from convenient access to Tokmakov Lane, while the Garden Ring Road and the Third Ring Road are a 15-minute drive away. Kurskaya Metro Station is an 11-minute walk away.

In 1885, the mansion for Jacob Lerch, a Swiss citizen, was erected on Gorokhovskiy Lane 19, according to the project of architect Gamburtsev. This wing was built simultaneously with the main manor building. At the end of the 1890s, the territory was owned by the banker Wilhelm Lehman, whose name the mansion and its wing are now named after. In 1898, by order of Lehman, the main building of the estate was rebuilt in the Neo-Greek style by the famous architect Adolf Ernestovich Erichson. The wing built by Gamburtsev was extended to the lane. Nowadays, the wing building is an object of cultural heritage and belongs to the main house of the city estate of the early 19th century.