Lyatushevich House, Izhevsk, Federal cultural heritage site in central Izhevsk, Russia
Lyatushevich House is an early 19th-century residential building in central Izhevsk with symmetrical facades and stone ornaments. The structure preserves the typical features of Russian residential architecture from that era.
The house was built in 1807 under architect Semen Dudin's direction during a period of growth in Izhevsk. It emerged at the beginning of the city's urban development.
The house shows how prosperous residents lived in Izhevsk before the city became an industrial center. Its interior layout and decorative choices reflect the tastes of the local upper class.
You can view the exterior architecture year-round, though interior access is limited without advance arrangements. Local heritage organizations occasionally offer tours that should be booked in advance.
The house preserves its original architectural composition from 1807 and serves as a reference for studying early Russian urban residential construction. For researchers, it offers rare insights into building methods and materials from that distant period.
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