Malaya Bronnaya Street 27/14

The mansion on Malaya Bronnaya, 27/14 was built in 1910. according to the individual project of architect B. A. Alberti, this 4-storey mansion was originally an apartment house of E. E. Sokolova. In the 1940s, two more floors were completed during the reconstruction. Currently, the mansion is faced with plaster of two shades, the facade is decorated with columns and rotundas, from which beautiful views of the Patriarch's Ponds open. During the reconstruction, the historical facade of the building was preserved, but the interior of the mansion was transformed: expensive decoration of public squares was performed, modern ventilation and air conditioning systems were installed, all communications were completely replaced. Views of the Patriarch's ponds. Video surveillance, round-the-clock security, access control. Individual heating system and individual air conditioning. 380 W in apartments, dedicated Internet line, city telephone line. Video surveillance, ground Parking. Luxury infrastructure of the area. The entrance to the courtyard is carried out through a barrier, video surveillance is conducted and a security service is working. All engineering systems and telecommunications meet the requirements for modern elite housing. The apartment house of E. E. Sokolova (1910, architect B. A. Alberti; built on the 5th and 6th floors in the early 1940s). This six-storey house of pre-revolutionary construction is located on Malaya Bronnaya Street, where the Moscow Drama Theater is located. Near the house there are also: Patriarch's ponds, a large number of cafes and restaurants, Bulgakov Square, Poseidon and Tamara supermarkets, school No. 1441, kindergarten No. 45.