Income House of I.P. Isakov
The property was established in 1825, having separated from a large estate owned before the 1812 war by the Sokovnin family, and earlier, by the Bestuzhev-Ryumin family. The complex included a two-story stone house in th…
Income House on Prechistenka
The multi-apartment income house, located at the corner of Chisty Lane, formerly known as Obukhov, and the right side of Prechistenka, was built in 1904 according to the design of architect Semyon Fyodorovich Kulagin. Th…
Moscow Fire Station
The building of the Prechistenka Fire Station attracts attention both for its architecture and history, as well as for its continuity of functions and literary mentions. It is featured in M.A. Bulgakov's work "Heart of a…
Denis Davydov's Estate
History of the estate on Prechistenka
On Prechistenka, opposite the Fire Station building, among luxurious mansions, lies the famous estate of Denis Davydov. This building, dating back to the second half of the 18th cen…
Residential Building (Arch. N.G. Lazarev)
A small two-story mansion in neoclassical style, reconstructed in the early 20th century and becoming the Kenyan embassy in the middle of the same century, conceals an older structure from Moscow dating back to 1806, whi…
The Wing of the Lopukhins' Estate, Stanitskaya
The two-story wing on Lopukhinsky Lane is an important part of the Lopukhins' estate, Stanitskaya, built between 1817 and 1822 by architect A.G. Grigoriev. It is one of the best examples of Empire-style residential archi…
Main House of the Lopukhins Estate, Stanitskaya (Leo Tolstoy Museum)
Today, this estate in Moscow, recognized as one of the best in the Empire style, is known as the Leo Tolstoy Museum. However, the writer himself never lived here and never even visited. It is possible that the wooden hou…
Service Building of the Lopukhin Estate
The one-story stone service building of the Lopukhin estate, shaped like a G, was built in 1817 at the request of V.A. Lopukhin. This occurred after the estate on Prechistenka passed to his sons, Avraam and Dmitry. The s…
Income House of E.A. Kostyakova
Date of opening and history of the building
The building, which now houses the Central Energy Customs, was erected in 1910. It is presumed that its project was developed by architect N. Zherikhov, although some sources …
Matveeva's Residential House
The former residential house of A.I. Matveeva is located at the intersection of Prechistenka Street and Khrushchevsky Lane. In the early 19th century, it was owned by lieutenant A.D. Danilov, but the estate suffered grea…
