Commercial premises 1192 m² — Crystal House

Khamovniki is an ancient central district of Moscow, an area for the elite, where publicly accessible historical, architectural, and cultural monuments coexist alongside the respectable "Golden Mile" neighborhood, rapidly transforming into a "Platinum Mile." This is supported not only by the infrastructure but also by transportation accessibility and a socially homogeneous living environment.

All modern buildings here are unusual and pretentious. One such building is the Crystal House residential complex, constructed in 2006 based on an ambitious project by the renowned Russian architect Yuri Grigoryan and developed by the well-known Rose Group, which has a reputation as a trendsetter in the architectural fashion of modern Moscow. The four buildings of the complex, clad in a shell of stained and matte glass (hence the name), are united by a common podium that houses all commercial real estate.

For sale is a space located on the first and basement floors with a total area of 1192.7 square meters and ceiling heights ranging from 3 to 4.2 meters with a separate entrance. It also includes access to the amenities available to residents of the complex: high-class engineering communications, silent passenger and freight elevators, multi-level security systems, and underground parking with 71 parking spaces. Employees without cars can reach the location via public transportation or metro (the nearest station is "Park Kultury").