Mansion at Khokhlovskiy Pereulok 13

The three-story mansion with a lower ground floor is located on Khokhlovskiy Lane in the Basmannyy district. The building underwent a complete reconstruction. The facade is designed in a neoclassical style. The mixed-use layout includes a spacious reception area, open-plan spaces, private offices, meeting rooms, lounge areas, and staff kitchens. The premises boast high-quality office-style finishing in the Neo-Russian aesthetics. The ceiling heights reach 3.5 meters. Central utility systems and contemporary engineering systems are installed. The electrical capacity is 217 kW. There is an elevator with access to each floor. The adjoining territory features a landscaped relaxation area. Ground-level parking for 8 cars is available. The mansion is suitable for rental business purposes or for housing an office and a company's representative office.

The building is nestled in the heart of Moscow, surrounded by historic mansions and beautiful churches. From the windows, there are scenic views of the Trinity Church. The mansion stands on a quiet street near Zaryadye Park, the Kremlin, Red Square, and Gostiny Dvor. The nearest metro station, Kitay-Gorod, is a 10-minute walk away.

The Kuvshinova House is a former revenue house of the manufacturer Mikhail G. Kuvshinov. It was built according to the project of architect Flegont F. Voskresenskiy in 1846. The property later passed to his daughter, Yuliya M., in whose honor the mansion is named. Subsequently, the building housed the American Council for International Studies and Scientific Exchanges until its Moscow office closed. In 1989, the mansion underwent a major reconstruction.