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Art. 53557101 Plot of 62.5 acres in Pavlovsk, next to Pavlovsk Park and the Palace, on the territory of the cultural heritage site "Menagerie"! (previously the Tsar's Menagerie was part of Pavlovsk Park). Gorgeous historically significant location! Dear buyer, Hello! We offer you a unique object! A unique opportunity to implement an ambitious project of a country residence for personal residence in a historical place. It is possible to adapt the project for various purposes. As part of the adaptation of the site for modern use, a historical and cultural examination was carried out, a project was prepared, and the process of restoring a historical lost building, the Vonlyarlyarsky-Arshenevsky dacha, was launched. Plot with an area of 62.5 acres, Krugly Pond street 3. Purpose: individual housing construction. The plot is flat, fenced, you can comfortably drive up from 2 sides. Electricity: 15 kW, possible increase to 50 kW Gas: mains, installed, inside the site Water: city Sewage: city The area of the building according to the project is 1300 m with terraces. The land plot is located in a historical location, in the center of the city of Pavlovsk, 3 minutes from Pavlovsky Park and the Palace, on the territory of the cultural heritage site "Menagerie". The city of Pavlovsk is famous for its beautiful palace and park ensemble and is located 26 km south of St. Petersburg. Modern Pavlovsk with a population of 25 thousand people is a city with developed infrastructure, a scientific base, developing industry and tourism. It has good transport logistics, close to St. Petersburg, to the Pulkovo airport, convenient access to the WHSD and the Ring Road. Brief historical background of Pavlovsk and the Tsarsky Menagerie area: Empress Catherine II in 1777 gave these lands to her son and heir, Grand Duke Pavel Petrovich and his wife Maria Feodorovna, on the occasion of the birth of their first-born, Grand Duke Alexander. Pavlovsk became the Imperial Residence and until 1918 remained the possession of the Romanov family. The menagerie was created as a hunting park in 1785, according to the design of Charles Cameron and was part of the Pavlovsk estate park, it was home to deer, sheep, peacocks...; At the heart of the Menagerie is a typical layout of a French park - a rectangle with clearings, and in the center there is a Round Pond with an island. Under Maria Feodorovna, rare animals and plants were brought to the Menagerie, and it became a walking route, a labyrinth and palace Greenhouses were organized. The first railway in Russia connected St. Petersburg and Pavlovsk. The royal family went to their residence from a separate pavilion at the station. In 1840, Grand Duke Mikhail Pavlovich approved the project of the architect A.P. Bryullov, who proposed the allocation of land for 20 dachas on the territory of the Menagerie. This plot was directly allocated to Privy Councilor E.P. Vonlyarlyarsky, where he lived with his family; then these lands were acquired by attorney at law R.N. Arshinevsky. The neighboring plot was occupied by the dacha of the ballerina Kuznetsova, the common-law wife of Prince Konstantin Nikolaevich. The neighboring dachas also belonged to significant persons of that time: the dacha of Kerning, the son of the “sugar king”, academician of architecture K.K. Schmidt, collector P.V. Delarova, Countess of Cherkassy... Today you have a rare opportunity to touch the living history of St. Petersburg and its surrounding suburbs, its incredible park ensembles, the royal family... This property is truly a pearl in the suburban real estate market of St. Petersburg! For ambitious connoisseurs of unique objects.
