A mansion similar to a 19th-century noble estate is for sale in Minsk
In Zatatsen, on Rabinitskaya Street, a very unusual property has been put up for sale. At first, it might seem like you're looking at a restored 19th-century noble estate. But in reality, this house is only 20 years old, writes Onliner.by.
The two-story, sky-blue mansion is built in a strict classical style: with massive columns, two separate entrances (perhaps one of them can be called the main entrance) and stained-glass windows. The interior style is also preserved.
The total area of the mansion is 253 square meters, and the ceiling height reaches an impressive 3.5 meters. The central place is occupied by a spacious living room, which by its scale more closely resembles a ballroom. The main decoration of the interior and its compositional center is a large tiled stove.
Moreover, the dwelling is completely ready for occupancy: a basic set of furniture and plumbing is already in place.
The layout of the cottage is quite functional. On the first floor, there is a combined kitchen-living room, three residential rooms, and two bathrooms. The attic level is dedicated to another residential room with its own walk-in closet.
The ad also mentions the presence of a bathhouse and a swimming pool. They are not visible in the photos, so, most likely, the home spa is hidden from view in the basement.
The mansion is located on a spacious plot of 28 ares. In addition to the main building, a separate guest house is arranged on the territory.
It is offered to become the owner of a modern estate within the city for the equivalent of $750,000.
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