The church was rebuilt in the 1990s from a former bus station building, which was handed over to the local religious community after the new bus station opened in the lower part of the village. Next to the church is a large area and a bus parking lot located to the left of the entrance. In the 2000s, a narthex was added to the building, where the candle box is now located. To the right of the church is a memorial with an eternal flame. The location for the temple is well chosen, but due to its small height, it does not stand out against the backdrop of the former department store and the post-telegraph building. Before the destruction of churches in Dálny Konstantinovo, the church was located near the current House of Culture, where a cross is now installed. The Nicholas Church is very cozy and well-prayed inside. Visitors may wonder: is there really such a small parish in Dálny Konstantinovo? Perhaps a new, larger church will be built nearby, to the right, between the memorial and the church, where a cross has already been installed. Many local residents attend parishes in neighboring villages: Tatar, Theophany, Tepelevo, and Rumyantsevo.