Villa Milos, Feodosia, Neoclassical villa in Feodosia, Ukraine.
Villa Milos is a residential building in Feodosia that displays symmetrical facades, classical columns, and decorative stone details characteristic of neoclassicism. The structure showcases the architectural vocabulary popular in the Crimean region during the early 1900s.
The building was completed in 1911 by architect Mikhail Fedorovich Piskunov when Feodosia was developing as a resort town. Its construction occurred during a period of rapid architectural development along the Black Sea coast.
The villa holds dual recognition in the State Register of Immovable Monuments of Ukraine and as a federal cultural heritage site in Russia.
The house is located in the central part of the city and is easily accessible on foot from nearby streets. Visitors can view the exterior facade and study the architectural details from street level.
The villa's preservation status ensures the protection of its original neoclassical features while maintaining its role as a tourist destination.
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