Zhukovsky House

Zhukovsky House is an early 19th-century residential building in central Chelyabinsk, featuring rectangular windows, classical architectural elements, and a symmetrical front elevation. The structure displays the solid construction and proportioned details typical of merchant houses built during this period in the Ural region.

The building was constructed in the early 1800s during a period of growth and development in the Ural region. It represents the architectural preferences of the merchant class at that time in imperial Russia.

The building shows how wealthy merchants in the Urals chose to live and design their homes during that era. Walking past, you can see the careful attention paid to exterior details that signaled status and local craftsmanship.

You can view the exterior of the building year-round by walking past it on the street. If you want to learn more about its history and significance, guided tours through the Chelyabinsk Regional Museum are available and can provide deeper context.

The building retains original decorative details on its facade, including carefully crafted window frames and cornices from that period. These ornaments are often understated but reveal the craftsmanship and attention to detail that builders and owners invested in the work.