Trinity farmstead

In the 70s of the 19th century, the construction of an apartment building consisting of five floors began on the site of the former complex. The building was designed by architect Peter Skomoroshenko. The architectural style was defined as eclecticism with elements of Russian architecture. The exterior walls of the building were decorated with stucco and openwork architraves. The windows on the fourth floor are decorated with pointed arches separated by pilasters. The corner of the building is highlighted by a six-storey tower, the top of which is equipped with a belvedere.