former dacha of horse breeder Afanasy Shishmarev. The two-storey house was built in 1825 by architect Melnikov. It should be noted that this is a very rare monument of suburban architecture of the 19th century, preserved in wood, and not in stone.

In the Russian Museum, by the way, you can see portraits of the real housewives of this house, painted by Karl Bryullov himself — Shishmarev's daughters Alexandra and Olga. And Shishmarev himself and his beloved ballerina Teleshova, with whom the horse breeder had five illegitimate children, was depicted by another artist, who also often visited this dacha — Orest Kiprensky.

The restoration took place here after the war and now the house is in good condition, even the original decoration details are preserved inside. Currently, the building houses an art school.