Mansion on Chernyshevsky Pereulok 6

A one-story mansion with a mezzanine and basement on Chernyshevsky Lane in the Tverskoy district. In the 2000s, the wooden house with decorative elements was carefully restored in accordance with its historical appearance. Architects and designers managed to save cedar logs and replace the foundation with a monolithic one. On the lower ground floor, there is a cinema, billiards, SPA, laundry room and storerooms. On the ground floor, there is a dining room, a living room with a fireplace, a bedroom and an office. The mezzanine is occupied by two spacious bedrooms. The fenced landscaped territory features recreation areas, a garage for 2 cars and ground parking for 4-5 bays. The mansion is suitable for a representative office, headquarters or for living.

The house is surrounded by shops, restaurants, cafes, bank branches and government agencies. The Moscow Theater of Poets, the Yesenin Cultural Center, the Catherine and Delegate Parks are nearby. There is convenient access to the Third Ring Road and the Garden Ring Road. The nearest metro station is Dostoevskaya, which is a 5-minute walk away.

The mansion is a cultural heritage site and is best known as a 'Residential building with an art workshop'. The wooden house was built in 1984 according to the project of the artist-architect Morozov for the collegiate adviser Moskatinyev. The facade is decorated with 4-meter platbands of stained oak, medallions, molded rosettes and petals. Together with the neighboring one-story house of the same period, the mansions form a unique architectural ensemble of the beginning of the Russian modern era.