Дом Ануфриевой, Regional heritage building in Kungur, Russia

The Anufriyeva House is a red-brick building at the corner of Gogol and Pugachev streets in central Kungur, standing on the site by 1902 and rebuilt in 1909. It is a two-storey corner house of unplastered brickwork, with window rows set in the masonry and a roof over the corner entrance.

The red-brick house already stood in 1902, built for Maria Ivanovna Anufrieva, widow of a personal honorary citizen who lent money. It was rebuilt in 1909, and from 1913 it belonged to the trading house "Bratya Koviny."

The house is linked to Maria Ivanovna Anufrieva, widow of a personal honorary citizen, who ran a moneylending business from it. From 1913 it belonged to the trading house "Bratya Koviny", showing how commerce shaped property in Kungur.

The building stands in central Kungur and is easy to reach on foot when visiting other historic sites in the area. The streets around the house are well accessible and you can view the exterior from the street.

The house was already standing by 1902, built of red brick at the corner of Gogol and Pugachev streets. Its owner, Maria Ivanovna Anufrieva, was the widow of a personal honorary citizen and earned money through moneylending. In 1909 the building was rebuilt, and from 1913 it belonged to the trading house "Bratya Koviny".