Mansion in Protopopovsky Pereulok, 19b13

A three-story mansion with a basement and a mansard on Protopopovsky Lane in the Meshchansky district. The facade is made of red brick with decorative elements; two separate entrances are located on opposite sides of the building. Inside, there is an office layout with high-quality finishes. The ceiling height is 3 meters. Central utility systems are installed, along with supply and exhaust ventilation and split-system air conditioning. The electrical power capacity is 100 kW. Video surveillance and round-the-clock security ensures safety. There is paid city parking for 7 cars along the building, as well as private courtyard parking for 9 cars. The mansion is suitable for an office or medical center.

The building is located on the first line of a quiet street near the Botanical Garden of Moscow State University known as Aptekarsky Ogorod. Within walking distance is a well-developed infrastructure, the Shchepkin's theatrical museum, and Ekaterininsky Park. It is surrounded by offices of large companies, prestigious residential complexes, and government institutions. The mansion has convenient 5-minute access to the Garden and the Third Ring Roads. The Prospekt Mira Metro Station is an 8-minute walk away.

The mansion is a designated cultural heritage site and is part of the ensemble of the Mariinsky Shelter of the Philanthropic Society. The society was led by Princess Nadezhda Borisovna Trubetskaya. The building was constructed in 1896 according to the architect Mashkov's design plan. It offered housing for rent available to needy people. After the 1917 revolution, some apartments remained residential, but some were converted into communal living spaces. Currently, the building has replaned for commercial real estate.