Residential house of A.A. Chilikin

The building was built in the late 19th century in the neoclassical style. The architectural and artistic appearance of the building is determined by the window frames of the first floor, counterscreens with rustications and tassels, rectangular sandricks on brackets above them, window sills, first floor roosts, floor-to-floor and window sills, profiled framing, including crowning stucco. The original balcony railings, parapet posts, grilles and entrance doors have been lost. The building is rectangular in plan, two-storeyed, with a basement, a four-pitched roof and brickwork. In 1913, the house belonged to A.A. Chilikin.