Mansion on Starovagankovsky Pereulok 21b2

A two-story mansion on Starovagankovsky Pereulok in the Arbat district. The historic mansion has been renovated and now features contemporary engineering and utility systems. Inside, there is a mixed-use layout with high-quality office-style finishes. Part of the mansion is leased and provides a stable income. The property includes its own enclosed area with ground parking. The mansion is suitable for rental business, a company's office, or a representative office.

The mansion is located in the heart of Moscow, just a 5-minute walk from the Kremlin, Red Square, GUM Shopping Center, and Alexander Garden Park. The surrounding area boasts well-developed infrastructure, numerous landmarks, and beautiful historical architecture. The building offers convenient access to Vozdvizhenka Street and The Boulevard Ring Road. The nearest metro stations, Alexandrovsky Garden, Borovitskaya, and Lenin Library, can be reached in 3 minutes on foot.

Built in 1842 according to a design by architect Kozlovsky, the mansion stands on the site of the Church of the Annunciation, which existed here from the 16th to the 18th centuries. The building served as a two-story wing of the urban estate of merchant Vasily Semenov. From 1908 to 1911, the artist Serov lived and worked in this house, primarily painting commissioned portraits. Notably, in 1910, Serov created the world-renowned painting 'The Rape of Europa'. Today, the mansion is recognized as a cultural heritage monument.