The Kushelev – Bezborodko cottage of the end of the XVIII century in St. Petersburg will be sold

In St. Petersburg, the Kushelev - Bezborodko cottage was put up for sale. The building of the late 18th century is an object of cultural heritage of federal significance. Previously, it served as an anti-tuberculosis dispensary and was supposed to become a cultural and business center, but the restoration project was never implemented.

According to Delovoy Peterburg, the real estate agency Uptown Group posted an announcement on the sale of a legal entity, presumably Monolit LLC. The company has been renting a building from the city since 2010.

The ad shows restored facades, an elevator and rooms connected to communications. However, there is no finishing in it. The text states that the object is ready for the transaction. The authors of the proposal also point out that the unique appearance of the building is combined with modern requirements for luxury real estate, writes 78.ru .

Earlier it was reported that in St. Petersburg, two Art Nouveau houses and a fire station building were added to the register of cultural heritage sites of regional significance. We are talking about the objects "V.N. Zelenin House", "V.N. Krestin House" and "Fire station". All three buildings are located on Lesnoy Prospekt. The first house on this list was built in 1899 according to the design of military engineer and architect Valerian Zelenin. The second one was built in 1904 by architect Nikita Ivanov for the hereditary honorary citizen Vasily Krestin, in 1915 it was rebuilt and expanded. Both buildings are the epitome of Art Nouveau style.

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