The Obolensky estate is the ruined estate of Prince A. D. Obolensky in Zarechye on the banks of the Zhizdra River , on the territory of the Ugra National Park. Address: n / a Berezichi 6 km from Kozelsk . Architectural monument.
| Homestead | |
| Berezichi | |
|---|---|
| District | |
 Manor ruins | |
| A country |  Russia |
| Village | Berezichi |
| Status |  Object of cultural heritage No. 4000000971 |
| Site | berezichi.ru |
History
Prince A.P. Obolensky in 1825-31 held the post of governor of Kaluga. The Obolensky family belonged to the estate in the village. Berezichi, where in 1845 the St. Nicholas Church was erected.
A new estate in Zarechye, on the right bank of Zhizdra, arose at the beginning of the 20th century. Here a manor house was built with a terrace (currently ruined), a park of linden-leafy alleys and a fruit garden were decorated.
The historical layout of the estate has been distorted by modern buildings, but the gatehouse has been preserved, the entrance gates and the fence, the gazebo in the linden alley have been restored.
The last owner of the estate, Prince Alexei Dmitrievich Obolensky (1855-1933), a major state official, senator, was the founder of the Berezichi glass factory , opened in 1912.
After 1917, the Obolensky family emigrated abroad. Subsequently, the manor house, a hospital, an orphanage, a boarding school were located on the estate, and now the territory is open for free visits.
Description
The manor house was built according to the project of A. Gaveman in 1875-1905. Chicherins owned the estate before Obolensky (from 1638), in 1825–29. - V.L. Pushkin .
Survived:
- ruined two-story main house of the early XX century.,
- outbuilding
- landscape park
- restored part of the manor fence with an entrance gate and a wooden arbor with a bridge in the park. Currently, the gazebo is dismantled, and in its place is equipped with an observation deck.