Mansion on Lavrushinskiy Pereulok 11

A one-story mansion with a basement and an attic on Lavrushinskiy Lane in the Yakimanka district. The historic mansion was built in 1917. The facade is finished with beige plaster and natural stone, the porch is decorated with wrought iron elements. Inside there is a mixed-use layout, 6 bathrooms, travertine and natural wood used in the decoration of the premises. The building has 3 entrances — 2 separate ones and a service one. The closed territory featurea round-the-clock securirty. The car can be left near the building or in the city parking by the road. The mansion is suitable for a representative office, headquarters or office.

The mansion is located in a quiet courtyard of a multi-storey building, the entrance to which is from 1st Kadashevskiy Lane. It is surrounded by well-developed infrastructure, nearby are the State Tretyakov Gallery, the Surikov Art Institute, museums and historical sites, premium and deluxe class residential developments. The Kremlin is a 20-minute walk away. There is convenient access to the Moskva River embankment and Bolshaya Ordynka Street, along which you can reach the Third Ring Road within 5 minutes. Tretyakovskaya Metro Station is a 6-minute walk away.

In 1802, the mansion was a stone building within the property which passed to the merchant of the 3rd guild Nikita Tulnov. In 1841, the facade was made in the style of the post-fire Moscow Empire. The architecture and purpose of the building did not change throughout the 19th century, with the exception of repairs and rebuilding of adjacent facilities. In 1987, there was a partial replacement and repair of wooden floors and roof elements.