a manor with the finnish name kiiskilä near vyborg, on the shore of the bay, ilya sleptsov bought outul. ilya calls his action emotional, but these are the things that change our lives. let's be honest, it seemed to me that the building wanted me to restore it. it seemed to me at that moment that it understood that i understood that it only had a little time left to stand, and i took it as some kind of sign to myself that i should get involved in this matter. built in the 19th century, this house is in the paldian style. was not only strong, but obviously loved. with love stoves were created, two out of ten have been preserved: one with assemblage decor, shells, pineapples , handcrafted with paintings from rural life, ideal for cozy evenings. here we have herding cows, a well, a crane, here we have such deer, birds, there is an owl, well, it’s as if the hall was so blue, so blue in the interiors. there is an entertainer on one of the floors. the builders made a seven-meter span for wooden buildings, 6 meters to the limit, so that the ceiling was not suspended, it was reinforced with r

restoration of a 100 square house. the son of the founder of russian industrial brewing, ilya sleptsovgh the basement of the main building, a recently created sculpture of abraham krohn was placed there, when he was still a young boy, he came out of his parental home on the island of rügen in austria, he had one thaler in his hand, here he had it, behind him there he has a bag in which there were two shirts, two pairs of socks, according to legend. abraham krohn's path lay in st. petersburg, where he became an assistant baker at court, a handsome young man personally delivering cakes and buns to catherine the second. one day she promised kron to fulfill any of his desire, he asked for money for a plot near the water. a museum exposition will be dedicated to the history of the amazing house; it will be opened after restoration, and the estate will also have a farm with northern cows, buildings in the style of finnish architecture, a mill, and a landscape park. this trend is clearly on... and we, as a protection body, only welcome it when a responsible owner appears, who, even though he