Mansion at Orlovo-Davydovskiy Pereulok 2

The city estate with a private 2-hectare park is nestled on Orlovo-Davydovskiy Lane in the Meshchanskiy district. The estate consists of four mansions connected by the underground gallery with parking for 18 cars. The Owner’s House, with access to the park and the linden alley, features a terrace, three fireplaces, a pool with a spa area, and an elevator. The Reception House contains a historic grand hall in the best 19th-century traditions with 8.8-meter-high ceilings and windows around the perimeter. In the eastern part of the park are the guest house and the staff house. The landscaped park with 200-year-old trees is arranged into cozy and functional zones, including mazes with 'secret rooms', a gazebo, flower pots, walking paths, pergolas, and benches.

The estate is securely sheltered by the canopy of century-old trees from the busy streets of Moscow. It is located just 1 kilometer from the Garden Ring Road and 3 kilometers from the Kremlin. Nearby are the botanical garden of Moscow State University named Aptekarskiy Ogorod, Ekaterininskiy Park, as well as the theater and museum of the actor Mikhail Shchepkin. Transport accessibility is ensured by convenient exits to Prospekt Mira, Sretenka Street, as well as the Garden and Third Ring Roads. The nearest metro station, Prospekt Mira, is an 8-minute walk away.

The estate houses were built between 1880 and 1890 by architects Mikhail Bykovskiy and Vasiliy Barkov on land belonging to the Imperial Philanthropic Society for Count Sergey Orlov-Davydov, who founded the Saint Princess Olga Hospital on this site in memory of his mother. The hospital was constructed according to the latest urban planning standards and equipped with a water supply, sewage, good ventilation, and heating. The red-brick facades decorated with white stone preserve mosaics depicting icons of Saint Olga and Saint Panteleimon.