Avchurino, Manor house in Ferzikovsky District, Russia.

Avchurino is an estate in Ferzikovsky District, Kaluga Oblast, with buildings in Empire and Neo-Gothic styles. It includes a manor house, the church of St Nicholas the Wonderworker, a rotunda by Vasily Stasov, a mausoleum and a park. The grounds retain remnants of an oak avenue planted for a visit by Peter the Great.

The estate was built in the late 18th century and underwent several transformations through the Russian Empire and Soviet eras. Each period left its mark on the building's structure and appearance.

The manor demonstrates how Russian nobility lived and what architectural choices they made for their homes. The design shows the care taken in crafting detailed interiors and planning outdoor spaces.

Avchurino lies in Ferzikovsky District, Kaluga Oblast, on the Oka's left bank near the border with Tula Oblast. The estate is a protected federal monument, so access to the house and mausoleum depends on the managing institution; confirm opening arrangements before travelling. The grounds and the surviving oak avenue can be seen on foot.

The estate preserves building materials and construction techniques used by Russian craftsmen over 200 years ago. These original elements still show the skill level of the craftspeople from that era.