Belozerovs' House

Belozerovs' House is a historically significant building located in Pushkin, Saint Petersburg, constructed in the 1890s. Originally commissioned by merchant AS Belozerov, the three-story structure has an L-shaped plan and features a rustic first floor with plastered walls and a limestone-lined basement. The building has served various educational purposes, including a women's parochial school and a primary male parish school, before becoming residential after World War II. Recently, it was renovated to house a children's music school. Visitors can admire its elegant facade, adorned with a historic forged fence, making it a notable site for tourists and researchers interested in architectural heritage.