Mansion on Podkopayevsky Pereulok 2

A single-story mansion with an attic, a lower ground floor, and a mansard on Podkopayevsky Pereulok in the Basmanny district. In 2011, the mansion underwent a complete renovation, equipping it with everything necessary for a Class B business center. Inside, there is a mixed-use layout and designer finishes. Spacious conference rooms, cozy offices, and private meeting rooms blend modern comfort and functional space with the ambiance of a city estate. The mansion is situated on a fenced territory with an inner courtyard and parking for 5 cars. It is suitable for use as a representative office, a business center, a bank, a medical clinic, or a hotel.

The building is surrounded by historic churches and urban estates, close to Zaryadye Park, Ustinsky Square, and the Lutheran Church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul. The mansion offers convenient access to Pokrovka and Ilyinka Streets. It takes 2 minutes by car to reach The Boulevard Ring Road and 5 minutes to reach The Garden Ring Road. The Kitai-Gorod Metro Station can be reached in 8 minutes on foot.

The classical mansion is a monument of 19th-century architecture, more commonly known as the 'Main House of the Chelnokov City Estate.' The stone single-story residential house with an attic and residential lower ground floor was built by merchant Mamykov in 1836. In 1856, the property was acquired by hereditary merchant Mikhail Chelnokov, an honorary citizen who owned brick factories near Moscow. He significantly reconstructed the mansion, giving it an unusual shape with 9 axes. From 1930 to 1950, the building was used for communal apartments, and in 1960, the house was featured in the film 'Probationary Period'.