Residential Complex "Dom v Zubovskom Proezde" is located in the prestigious Khamovniki district of the Central Administrative District at Zubovsky Proyezd 1. The nearest metro station is "Park Kultury," just a 5-6-minute walk away. Its central location, near the Garden Ring, provides convenient transportation access.

The building consists of two offset sections. It was named the best completed building at the 2002 Moscow Architecture Awards and the best building in a historical environment competition in 2001.

The complex's main feature is its courtyard with two century-old oak trees, which, according to legend, are associated with A.S. Pushkin and are protected as natural monuments. The entrance areas are elegant, a concierge is on duty at the entrance, and the grounds are guarded and have video surveillance. Underground parking for 20 cars is provided.

The complex has 18 apartments. The ceilings are 3 meters high. Khamovniki is one of Moscow's most prestigious districts, boasting a well-developed elite infrastructure: boutiques, restaurants, museums, galleries, schools, and gymnasiums. Gorky Park, Muzeon, and the embankments of the Moskva River are within walking distance.