Places

Manor of the Labecki family

The Labecki family estate "Plaskovichy" was built around 1862. The manor buildings included a manor house, two outbuildings, wooden stables and a manor park. Today the manor house lies in ruins. A unique wooden barn has been preserved.

The estate of the Merzhaevsky family

There is another estate of the Merzhaevsky family here. The manor house in the late classicism style was built of brick in 1868. After 1939, it was used for a long time as an industrial building of the local collective farm. At that time, various rooms were attached to the house. The ruins of huge brick outbuildings have been preserved. Perhaps one of the buildings used to be a stable.

Roth Manor: Brovar

Roth Manor: outbuildings

Roth Manor: the barn

Roth Manor: manor house

The historical name of the settlement is Kopyly. It has been known since the end of the 15th century. It belonged to Ermines, Kopats, Puslovskys, Mouths. From the last owners of the Kopyly estate, a partially rebuilt manor house, a large barn building and other outbuildings have been preserved in good condition. Fragments of an ancient landscape park have also been preserved.

Rudnya Manor: manor house

The settlement is located in the exclusion zone, it is necessary to order a pass. Here in the Ancient Park you can see the ruins of a manor house built of brick in the classical style at the beginning of the XVIII century. The house once belonged to the owners of the Rudnya estate. Nothing else has been preserved from the estate.

The Repins' Estate: cold

The Repin Estate: manor house

On the low bank of the Western Dvina River, surrounded by an ancient park damaged by time and people, stands the wooden manor house of the Repin estate. The famous Russian artist Ilya Repin lived and worked here from 1892 to 1990. According to one version, the original manor house was sold for firewood to the artist's daughter. This house was rebuilt from old photographs in 2000. Of the original buildings of the estate, only a refrigerator and a stone outbuilding in the village remain.

The Sventorzhitsky Estate: the Brovar building

Sventitsky Manor: an apartment building

Since the middle of the XVI century. - as part of the Brest voivodeship INCL. Since the end of the XVIII century. property of the Yagmin, Ulodkov, and Sventitsky families. When the Sventitskys bought these lands into their ownership, they significantly expanded the construction of both the manor house and outbuildings. Today, only the brick two-story house, which may have been one of the wings, has been preserved in excellent condition. It was built in 1912 and is now used for housing. The distillery complex is in ruins.

The Sverzhinsky Estate: an outbuilding

Sverzhinsky Manor: a park

Sverzhinsky Manor: manor house

Svyatsky Manor

The picturesque ruins of a manor house made of stone and brick, erected in the classical style in 1903, have been preserved from the huge and rich estate “Staraya Belitsa”, which belonged to the Svyatskys. The farm buildings of the estate are better preserved: the distillery building, barns, as well as fragments of a former landscape park. The ruins of the house need urgent conservation. It is worth paying special attention to the exquisite tower, attached to the estate a few years after the construction of the house.

Svyatsky Manor: manor house

Since the middle of the 17th century. It is mentioned as a place owned by the noble Sangushkov family. The last owners of this former town were the Svyatsky family, one of whose representatives, Karl Svyatsky, built a small brick manor house in the Art Nouveau style on the outskirts of the village in 1903. The house stands on the banks of the Beaver River surrounded by a landscape park, after the Second World War it was significantly modified.

Seguenay Manor: outbuildings

Senazhatsky Manor: a park

Only the manor park has been partially preserved from the Senokosky estate. If you drive along a narrow country road through a small forest, you can reach a small lake in just 10-15 minutes, surrounded on all sides by forest and impassable swamps. In front of us is the Holy Lake, which is associated with a beautiful legend.

Skindaray Manor: a brewery

Skinder Manor: alcohol storage

Slatvinskikh Manor: gates

Slatvinsky Manor: tomb chapel

Slatvinsky Manor: cold

Slatvinsky Manor: barn

Slug Manor: gates and fence

"The settlement has been known as part of the VKL since the beginning of the XVI century. It was the property of the Radziwill family. Since the end of the 19th century. property of the slug family. The estate was considered one of the richest private properties in this part of Belarus. Only the entrance gate has been preserved from the former slug estate to the present day.

Stanislavov's Estate: a palace

On Tereshkova Street, 29, there is another country estate of S. A. Poniatowski, the last king of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. The Baroque manor house was built in the 60s of the XVIII century. according to the design of the famous architect D. Sack. A distinctive feature of the building's architecture is its risalite with a pediment and a high loggia adorning the main entrance. There is a SAR polyhedron on the bay window of the palace facade. The buildings of two outbuildings and fragments of a landscape park from the middle of the 18th century have been preserved.

Stanislavov's Estate: wing

Starzhinsky Manor: manor house

The manor house and two outbuildings, a huge number of outbuildings, and the gardener's house have been preserved from the Starzhinsky estate. You can see the gates, transported here from Olshev, and the Polish school (1935). The territory of the estate is beautifully landscaped, the manor house and outbuildings have been restored. It is clear that the estate is being cared for by real owners-people who understand this.

The Sulistrovsky Estate: an apartment building

The Sulistrovsky Estate: a park with ponds