Mansion on Ozerkovskiy Pereulok 16/17

The building is located at the intersection of Ozerkovskiy Lane and Bolshaya Tatarskaya Street. It is surrounded by developed infrastructure, prestigious residential developments and embassies. The State Tretyakov Gallery is within walking distance. There is convenient access to the Ozerkovskiy Embankment in the direction of the Garden Ring Road, Pyatnitskaya Street in the direction of the city center and the Kremlin Embankment. Novokuznetskaya Metro Station is an 8-minute walk away.

The mansion was built in the early 19th century on the territory of Abdulova's city estate, a rich Tatar merchant. The manor houses later passed to the merchant Shcherbinin, who extended it to the corner of Ozerkovskiy Lane. The mansion served as a residential building with shops and changed many owners, among whom were merchants Filippov, Lyassotovich, Goryachev. In 1875, the wing was rebuilt by the architect Pevnitskiy. After 1864, the iron foundry and mechanical plant of the Dobrov and Nabholz Partnership were located on the united territory. In Soviet times, there used to be the Kalinin Pumping Plant.