Count Osterman's House

The architectural ensemble of the estate was formed from the XVIII to the XIX century. In 1786, Count Ivan Osterman built a three-story palace. With the help of semicircular passages with through arches, the owner connected the main building to the wings. The front yard was decorated with ornamental ponds, and a park was laid out behind the mansion. In 1827, the estate was sold, and the Moscow Seminary moved into it. The building was expanded, but its historical appearance has been preserved, so it has reached our days almost unchanged.