The Orlov - Meshchersky Estate

The main building was rebuilt twice at the end of the 18th century. First in 1792, when it became a two-storey house, then in 1799. A two-story stone vestibule and an entrance hall were built in the courtyard between the two lizarites. With a balcony for the dancers to enter and exit, the canopy was the only house of its kind in Moscow. The facade of the house from the street is strictly symmetrical, its center is emphasized by a portico consisting of four pilasters. - Ionic style. Between the central pilasters there is a relief on an antique theme.