Mansion on Gogolevsky Boulevard

Sometimes a company needs an entire building—with its own entrance, courtyard, and an address that people remember after their first visit.

We now have an exclusive listing for a mansion at 12 Gogolevsky Boulevard. Khamovniki, the Boulevard Ring, near the Cathedral of Christ the Savior and the side streets of the old city center.

The building has a rich history. In the 19th century, it housed the Moscow Udel Office, which managed the imperial family’s estates. Later, the building was rebuilt, and its facades were adorned with distinctive details in the Neo-Russian style. It is a cultural heritage site that has preserved the character of historic Moscow.

A complete renovation was completed in 2025. Behind the historic facades lie modern engineering and two elevators. The building is being sold unfinished, so you can design the interior to suit your company’s needs without having to adapt to someone else’s layout.

The mansion has a total area of 1,847 m². With two above-ground floors, an attic, and two underground levels, it allows for the separation of work and reception areas. One floor can be used to host partners and hold negotiations, while the other can house the offices of management and the team.

Behind the house is a private, landscaped area of nearly 12 sotok with a summer gazebo. On a warm day, meetings can be moved to the courtyard. Beneath the house is an automated parking garage for seven cars. For a standalone mansion in the center of Moscow, this is a significant advantage.

There’s also another scenario—a private urban residence. On the first floor, you can set up a large living room for family gatherings; on the upper floor, arrange bedrooms with walk-in closets; and on the lower levels, equip a home gym and a wine cellar. In the mornings, you can step out into the garden with a cup of coffee, and in the evenings, walk home after a stroll through the city center.

The mansion costs 4.2 billion ₽.