Dacha of E. F. Vazhevska, Regional cultural heritage dacha in Sestroretsk, Russia
The Dacha of E. F. Vazhevska is a wooden house in Sestroretsk displaying early twentieth century design with balanced proportions and ornate details. The residence sits on Andreev Street and retains its original architectural character with features typical of this building period.
The building was designed in 1907 by architect Sergei Ginger during the period when summer residences expanded around Saint Petersburg. It represents the growing demand among wealthy city dwellers for country houses in that era.
The residence reflects how wealthy Saint Petersburg residents escaped to the countryside for seasonal breaks and lived a dual urban-rural lifestyle. Such country homes were status symbols that showed a family's connection to both city refinement and rural leisure.
The house is located in the Kurortny District of Sestroretsk and is accessible by local transportation. Visitors can view the building from the street and reach it easily through nearby roads.
The house received official protection status through regional law in 1997, ensuring its preservation as a historical record for future generations. This designation marks the building as valuable to local history and regional architecture.
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