Villa Njukta

Villa Njukta showcases classical proportions with symmetrical facades, large windows, and traditional architectural elements that define Russian neoclassical design principles.

Built during the architectural revival period between 1905 and 1914, Villa Njukta represents the shift from ornate Art Nouveau to more traditional design elements.

The villa holds dual recognition in both Russian and Ukrainian heritage registers, reflecting its importance to the architectural heritage of the Black Sea region.

The villa stands near the Crimean Mountains and Black Sea coast, providing visitors access to both mountainous trails and beach activities throughout the year.

Villa Njukta incorporates early 20th-century construction technologies like steel frame and reinforced concrete while maintaining classical architectural aesthetics.

Location: Simeiz

Architectural style: neoclassicism

GPS coordinates: 44.40222,33.99667

Latest update: March 12, 2025 08:09