Troekurov's House, Federal cultural heritage site in Tverskoy District, Russia.
Troekurov's House is a stone building from the 19th century located on Tverskoy Street that displays multiple architectural layers. The facade shows features from different building styles that were added or modified over the course of its use.
The building was constructed in the 19th century as a residential structure and later underwent various renovations that shaped its current form. Its preservation as a protected site reflects how Moscow values properties from this period of its urban growth.
The house carries the name of writer Grigory Troekurov and reflects his connection to the city during the 19th century. Walking past today, you can observe how ordinary residences of that era looked and were organized in Moscow neighborhoods.
The building stands on a main street and is easily reached on foot or by public transit from various directions. The area offers plenty of room to walk around and nearby shops and cafes make for a comfortable visit.
The house preserves craftsmanship techniques from its construction period visible in the stonework and door frames that remain. These artisan details are easy to overlook, but an attentive visitor can spot the quality of the original building work in the surviving elements.
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