This is a beautiful dacha, a country estate for a large hospitable family, a representative house for a small diplomatic mission or a boutique hotel surrounded by 3 monasteries (Savvino-Storozhevsky, New Jerusalem and Volokolamsky convents).

It provides the unique opportunity to customize the interior design for your own needs.
All necessary data concerning the suppliers and contractors for execution of various scopes of exclusive works are available by request.

The main house consists of three large areas– the ground floor space with a boiler room, the utilities rooms and the premises for entertainments.

The Large two-storey Main house provides a living room with a second ceiling light, second outside-mounted lounge area, 3 bedroom apartments on the 2-nd floor and a bedroom for the guests, tutor or a nanny on the 1-st floor, The attached to a large one the Small house is provided with 2 bedroom apartments and its own kitchen and the living room on the 2-nd floor. All bedrooms in the house have their own in-suite bathrooms, wardrobes or spacious wardrobes for clothes and utensils storing. Each apartment has a space for kitchenettes.

In the master's office there is a spacious bookcase of the late 19-th century, paintings, leather sofas, a natural wool carpet and a coffee table from «Russian village tables of the 17-th – 19-th centuries» collection taken from the Museum of Decorative and Applied Art of St. Petersburg (there are only 4 such things in the house). There is also an English cast-iron Stovax fireplace and an antique wooden portal with an ermine figurine and the cloth in the style of Anne of Brittany, the Queen of France in the 16-th century.

The house has a collection of antique chests, which are found in the antechamber, in the second floor gallery and in the apartments.

Jeans-styled guest bedroom, guest lavatory.

Further crossing the antechamber one can get to the Main Kitchen being decorated in the Russian style by painting implemented by the workshop of Veniamin Skalnik and Anastasia Nemolyaeva.
http://skalnik.ru with the service premises assigned for the professional catering worker or the cook as well as for food storing (the second storage room and the refrigerators are located in the house ground floor). Also, «The Russian northern wedding table» of the 17-th century and a second coffee table from the «Collection» are installed there.

Then, either leaving the main hall straight ahead or coming out from the kitchen one will get to the dining room with a smart white stove where the Renaissance table for 12 people and the buffet made in the style of Russian Art Nouveau, the dressers and auxiliary furniture are situated in the dining room. All these thigs are antique ones. The floor itself represents a hardwood flooring made similar to the antique table design, and the ceilings are painted in the Russian style.

Collection of 17th-19th century Russian village tables from the Saint-Petersburg Arts and Crafts museum

The living room is located in the middle of the building and it has a 2-nd light ceiling, where on the second floor another living room is located above being provided with a huge sofa. The living room has a sufficient space for the library , bar or home mini-cinema installation/ The is a large fireplace with a glass screen in it. The flooring was laid with the assembled «Sheremetyevo star» oak hardwood flooring material (available in the warehouse). Two exits from the living room are provided for the outdoor terraces access from the opposite sides of the building. The staircase leads to the Lesser House. This allows the use of the living room as a reception hall or as a restaurant with a bar.

The crossing to the Lesser House goes along the hall and ends with the second main exit from the building which is directed towards the balneary and the part of the land-plot with forest trees.

On the second floor of a Large house there is a small hall – the «Glass room» or «Reading room», where anyone can read or chat sitting on the sofa, drink evening digestives before leaving to his apartments for a night sleeping. There is an exit from the hall to the balcony above the main entrance.

Further at the right side there are three apartments and the cleaning service room of the second floor is located in the passage, and at the left there is an external loggia of the 2-nd floor. The passage ends with a lounge area.

It consists of the large 45 sq.m, open-space planned hall and a dressing room at the entrance, where cast library staircase leads to the mini-office or a mezzanine game area rooms. The air conditioner and an additional sofa are available there. The floor is made of the oak hardwood. The two-light pitched ceiling has a designer's chandelier in its center. In the middle of the room there is a coffee table. The decorative fireplace with a wooden mantelpiece (it can be replaced with a functional counterpart) is installed near the main wall decorated with the canvas created by Juan Miro - a Spanish painter.
The bathroom is equipped with «Teuco» bath-shower, the large «Duravit» sink and hanging toilet bowl. The walls are prepared for tiles decoration. The teak parquetry flooring is done.

They have 2 exits to the passage and an attached balcony with the floor-to-ceiling windows. The first exit from the bathroom is through the dressing room. There is a free-standing bath, an antique dressing table and the outlets prepared for the steam mini-sauna cabin installation in the bathroom. The floor is made with the use of the special African wood suitable for moist rooms. From the bathroom there is an entrance to the wash-room area with a toilet bowl and bidet, space gaps are provided for 2 sinks fixing. Next there is a door to the «maiden room» - the premises for needlework or yoga exercises and meditation. This room has an access to the balcony and bedroom. The staircase leads from the bedroom to the mezzanine on the 2-nd floor, where a space is provided for an extensive dressing room and a mini-office allocation. The second exit from the bedroom leads to the passage which is laid across the bridge to the internal yard outdoor terrace of the 2-nd floor. The oak hardwood flooring «Versailles» is done and assembling materials for the central wall decoration with panels by William Morris are prepared. Dormer windows-slits are located in such a way as to wake up the bedroom owner with the sunlight falling on the bed at around 9 a.m.

The entrance is through a small hall with a large author's built-in teak wardrobe. On the ground floor there is a small living room and a bathroom with a shower, the ascend to the attic area and the bedroom can be performed by means of the staircase. The furniture is made of teak wood. The walls are decorated with the «Tree of Life» coinage – the author's work (Bali). The floor is covered with the oak and teak boards. The shower is manufactured by «Cesares», the toilet installed equipment is «Villeroy&Boch Eco» brand. The next premises are the utilities room for house-keeping cleaning equipment storage, where the 2-nd floor electrical supply switchboard is installed.

Next, the 2-nd floor passage ends with a lounge area with a large custom-built sofa (Finland). On the floor there is an African buffalo hide. The passage floors are made of the oak hardwoods flooring. The guard railings of the passage are repeating the railing of the main staircase being erected in the «Russian historicism» style and are also decorated with «the crystal antique elements».

The Small house is connected with the Large one by means of the glass covered passage. In that passage hall there is a large built-in wardrobe, which is under preparation for the Original Style Metlakh English tiles. Prior to leaving outdoors it is required to pass the entrance hall of a Small house.

The entrance to the Lesser House is from two sides: the inner entrance from the hall and from courtyardoutdoors. It was designed so that nobody prevents anyone from entering or leaving the premises and interferes in someone else's schedule of life. Across the antechamber with built-in oak furniture-storage it is possible to get to the Lesser House through the entrance to the kitchen and the small dining room.

The centerpieces of the dining room are a print of «Lemons and Figs» by William Morris and an antique buffet in fulfilled in Art & Crafts style. All kitchen and hallway furniture was made due to the sketches harmonized with this buffet design. The table dishes in this dining room are also matching to this style.

The kitchen is equipped with the induction cooking stove and «Miele» dish-washer. There is also a bathroom with a «Jacob Delafon» bath, a sink, a toilet bowl and a heated water pipe towel dryer. The bedroom has the «Teak House» furniture and a Belgian vintage wardrobe. Also, in these rooms the rural antique rustic furniture from Brittany (France) can be found.

The boiler house has two «Viessmann» boilers working in a cascade, a water treatment system, two independent water supply systems - central (from the village) and separate one from an artesian well. The power supply service panel and a control box for the exhaust ventilation system are mantled in the ground floor.

There are spacious corridor with cabinets for storage and the service rooms equipped with refrigerator and freezer, the fitness room for yoga exercises provided with washing room and shower, a laundry with professional «Miele» washing and ironing equipment. Two rooms are left for finishing treatment, where the home cinema system and a ventilated wine cellar may be organized.

The house is made in the old Russian rustic style using the round pine logs installed on the boulders.
The roof is completely covered with larch board with the moss on its top. There is an aperture in the roof for a century-old pine. Structurally, the building seems to float above the ground and stands just on 4 boulders (the forced-concrete piles) at a height of 1 m above the ground, since for the reasons of preserving the natural swampy landscape with centuries-old pines, it was impossible to arrange a regular ribbon foundation.

But it makes easier to maintain the utilities when needed.
The main entrances to the guest house are located both at the building front and in its hall on side. To preserve the maximum light in the house the porticos-slits windows are arranged. The house has an entrance vestibule with a guest toilet, a living room decorated with the teak furniture and the Russian late 19-th century rustic signature buffet as a central element. The author's kitchen compartment furniture and a chest of drawers in the vestibule are made by the Alexander Lerner workshop in the rustic Russian style. The kitchen tiles are a copy of those tiles used in «Abramtsevo» estate. A ladder from the living room leads up to the rooms under the roof with guest tatami mats laid.

The sauna complex consists of a SPA area fitted with a massage table, a shower, a pouring bucket and «Hot Spring» massage SPA (https://www.hotspring.co.uk/).
Also, there is a small washing machine and a separate boiler for water heating for the bath in the washing room. There is also a sauna room (or a salt room for breathing). On the guest house terrace there is a bench for gatherings.

The first floor is a commodious heated space for 2 cars (minivan) provided with the drainage and wheels washing area. Inside along the back wall there is a service area with a basin for household needs (to washdogs, car environmental mats, etc.). The facade is prepared for the larch board upholstery. The entrance to the caretaker or drivers apartments on the second floor is provided from outdoors. The apartment has a toilet, a shower, a kitchenette, a sleeping area fitted with «Velux» windows. Lots of storage locations are available.

English-style landscape garden has the live thujas hedge with a length of 100 m on the facade, the flower beds, the rosary and the wild garden in the forest area. Four relict oaks and fur-trees were preserved in the estate's territory. All trees have the catheters inserted and require the annual care and support. The gardener arrives to maintain the garden 4 times per year.