The House Where I.S. Turgenev Lived
The house on Ostozhenka was built in 1819 by titular advisor D.N. Fedorov. The construction took place on a plot purchased from Lieutenant General K.F. Knorring, whose property burned down in the fire of 1812. The wooden…
The Eropkin House
The building, originally two stories, was constructed between 1764 and 1772 by architect M.F. Kazakov, who preserved fragments of ancient chambers that belonged in the early 18th century to Peter I's secretary A.V. Makar…
City Mansion of O.N. Chizhova
The two-story building in light beige color on Eropkin Lane represents a classic city mansion from the early 20th century in the Art Nouveau style. In 2012, it received the status of a cultural heritage site of regional …
Income House of P.V. Loskov
In Mansurovsky Lane, a building with a tall round tower at the entrance attracts attention, resembling a castle. At the beginning of the 20th century, this house belonged to peasant P.V. Loskov, who earned money for its …
Lyzhin Mansion, Architect L. N. Kekushev
The two-story mansion in the Empire style with a mezzanine was built after the fire of 1812 in the 1830s on land owned by state councilor D. A. Bezobrazov. In 1875-1878, architect A. L. Ober reconstructed it for the new …
Service Building of I.A. Morozov's Estate
The service building, like the entire estate of I.A. Morozov, is currently used by the Russian Academy of Arts. Muscovites can freely view only the end facade, which has a modern finish. However, the service building its…
Oytin Castle
Oytin Castle, located on the shores of Lake Big Oytin in the city of Oytin (Eitin), previously served as the residence of the prince-bishops of Lübeck. It is one of the significant historical and architectural monuments …
The Dolgorukovs' House
The property at the corner of Prechistenka and Sechenovsky Lane has a complex shape, as it was formed by the merging of smaller plots over three centuries.
In 1772-1773, Major General Mikhail Nikitich Krechetnikov acqui…
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…
