Koshelev Estate (Late 19th Century)

Composition of the estate:

— Manor house, 19^th century,
— Park, early 19^th century.

Historical and cultural property: cultural heritage sites of federal importance

History:

The estate was founded by Kniaz-stolnik Boris Dolgorukov in the late 17^th century. In 1835, the district marshal of nobility court counselor Alexander Koshelev bought the estate and started a diversified model farm. There were dairy, starch and sugar plants, a distillery, workshops and a tanning shop, a brick factory and mills. In 1899, the estate became a part of Ministry of agriculture and state property. In 1907, an agricultural school was created there, and in 1929, an agricultural college was created on its base.

Potential use:

A country park-hotel with agritourism facilities

The estimated cost of the object’s restoration with consideration for its potential use:

RUB 275 mln

Owner:

Municipal ownership

Location:

120 km to Ryazan
300 km to Moscow