The corner part of the building, designed in the classical style, was constructed in 1843-1844 by the provincial architect Dubrovskiy. The house belonged to the priest of the Kazan church I.G. Lebedev, and its main entrance faced the square in front of the Kazan temple.

In the late 19th century, a second stone floor was added to the building. In the early 20th century, this house housed trading shops.

In recent years, the building housed a disinfection station.

Until July 2020, the house was under reconstruction.