Mansion on Protopopovskiy Pereulok 19

A two-storey mansion on Protopopovskiy Lane in the Meshchansky district. The historical renovated mansion with 2 modern blocks was built in 2007. The building is equipped with new engineering and utility systems, central air conditioning, access control and fire extinguishing systems. Inside, there is a mixed-use layout and high-quality finishing for a representative office. There are spacious offices for employees and private offices for company executives, as well as meeting rooms and conference rooms. The scheme is fully leased and brings a steady income. The underground level includes a dining room for employees and parking for 12 cars. The building is suitable for rental business.

The building is located on a quiet street next to the Botanical Garden of the Moscow State University 'Aptekarskiy Ogorod. It is within walking distance of developed infrastructure, Shchepkin Theater Museum and Catherine Park. The scheme is surrounded by representative offices of large companies, prestigious residential developments and government agencies. There is convenient access to the Garden Ring and the Third Ring Roads within a 5-minute drive. The nearest metro station 'Prospekt Mira' is a 6-minute walk away.

The mansion is a cultural heritage site and belongs to the ensemble of the Mariinsky Orphanage of the Brotherly Society. The building was built in 1911 by architect Mashkov. Inside, there were 35 apartments, which were rented to the needy for a reasonable fee. Before the revolution of 1917, the mansion was called 'Gorbovsky House of Cheap Apartments' named after the benefactors — the Gorbov merchants — and the 'House of Cheap Apartments named after Emperor Nikolai II'. The facade decoration has preserved to this day the decorative elements in the style of Russian architecture.