The reconstructed house of "State Councilor AM Eberlin", built in 1913 by the famous Moscow architect, master of neoclassicism B. Velikovsky. The house is located a two-minute walk from the Tretyakovskaya metro station and surrounded by three churches - the Church of All Who Sorrow at B. Ordynka, the Church of St. Nicholas in Pyzhi and the Church of St. Clement. The apartment is spacious, three-sided, has two separate entrances - front and from the yard. high ceilings (4.3 meters!), windows face three cardinal directions, which is very rare: on the square, on the street and in the courtyard, including the domes of the Temples that surround the house. Functional layout: three bedrooms (one of them with its own dressing room and shower room), three bathrooms. node, including a guest toilet, an entrance hall with fitted wardrobes, a living room. The fireplace creates a very cozy atmosphere in the apartment. Large balcony, two bay windows. Supply and exhaust ventilation, air conditioning, floors in dignity are provided. nodes and the kitchen is heated. Three-phase meter for 15 kW, two MGTS telephones, fiber-optic super-high-speed Internet MGTS. Parking space in the courtyard behind the barrier.