Altufyevo Estate

The Altufyevo Estate is a manor house that combines elements of Russian Revival, Baroque, and classical architecture, with decorated facades and balanced proportions across its grounds. The main residence sits within landscaped areas that form part of the original property.

The property was founded in 1701 and underwent several architectural transformations during the Russian Empire period. Each era brought new construction methods and design preferences that shaped how the buildings look today.

The estate shows how Russian noble families built and lived across different periods, with each architectural layer telling a story about their tastes and needs. Walking through the grounds, you can see these changes reflected in the structures around you.

The property is easy to reach by metro, with Altufyevo station nearby for convenient access. Visitors should allow time to explore both the buildings and the green spaces, as the grounds offer multiple viewpoints.

The property preserves its original garden layout from the 18th century, showing how noble estates were designed during that period. This historic plan is rarely found elsewhere and gives visitors insight into the intended arrangement of the grounds.