In Tula, a Stalinka with a rotunda on Lenin Avenue is included in the OKN list

A residential house with a belvedere at the intersection of Lenin Avenue and Pervomaiskaya Street in Tula was included in the unified state register of cultural heritage objects of regional importance. The Tula Region Inspectorate for State Protection of Cultural Heritage Sites issued a corresponding order this Tuesday, October 27, 2026 - "MK in Tula" got acquainted with the text of the document.

The building, known to Tula thanks to the rotunda, is officially called in the order "Apartment apartment building with a belvedere". It is known that it was built in 1952 and is located at the address: Lenin Avenue, 62/7, on the corner with Pervomaiskaya Street.

Now the house was recognized as a monument, and approved the subject of its protection and the boundaries of the territory. The town-planning position of the building, its spatial composition and layout, structural features and architectural details were protected.

The document gives a detailed description of the building. In particular, it is noted that the building consists of four different height volumes, forming the courtyard. The corner part facing the facade to the intersection of two streets is distinguished by a belvedere. Among the protected elements, brick walls, plastered facades with rust finishes, decorative details, bay windows, balconies and loggias, as well as window and doorways of various shapes are also indicated.

The order was signed by the head of the regional inspectorate for the protection of cultural heritage sites Elena Shichanina. It comes into force on the day of official publication.

Earlier, “MK in Tula” wrote about bidding for the right to lease two historical premises in Efremov. The property fund of the Tula region exhibited objects with an area of 62.6 and 115.5 square meters. They are located on the first floors and in the basement of buildings on Sverdlov Street, in houses No. 15 and No. 32, respectively.

Both buildings have historical value and belong to the identified objects of cultural heritage of regional significance. One is known as the “Shop, the second half of the XIX century”, the other as the “House of residence, 1860-1870”.