Shakir-soldier House, Regional cultural heritage site in Kazan, Russia.
The Shakir-soldier House is a residential building from the late 1800s in Kazan that shows regional design features of Tatarstan. The structure has a well-maintained front with architectural details typical of that period and location.
The house was built between 1898 and 1900 during a time when Kazan was growing through new construction projects. It remains one of the homes that survives from this period of urban renewal in the region.
The building displays Russian and Tatar architectural styles blended together in its design and layout. These mixed influences are visible in the decorative elements and how the rooms are arranged.
The building sits in Kazan's historic district near other old structures and is easy to reach on foot. The location allows you to explore multiple heritage sites during a single walk.
The house is named after its original inhabitant, a soldier called Shakir. This name preserves the memory of military families who lived in the city during the late 1800s.
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