In Belarus, the estate of count Chernyshev-Kruglikov put up for auction for 1.2 thousand rubles // In Belarus, an architectural monument was put up for auction for 1.2 thousand rubles

Located in the Gomel region, the estate of Count Chernyshev-Kruglikov put up for auction, follows from the data of the Belarusian Commodity Exchange. The initial price of an architectural monument of the XIX century is 1.2 thousand Russian rubles. Bidding is scheduled for September 28.

According to the terms of the sale, the new owner must enter into a security obligation and restore the cultural heritage object within two years after signing the contract. In addition, the owner is obliged to conduct entrepreneurial activity on the territory of the object.

The count's estate has been trying to sell since 2023. Then the initial price of the lot was 859 thousand Belarusian rubles (about 24 million Russian). The auction was declared invalid due to the lack of buyers. The cost of the facility decreased several times, and by the summer of 2025 it was put up for a symbolic price of 42 Belarusian rubles (about 1000 Russian rubles).

The city of Chechersk, in which the estate is located, Count Zakhar Chernyshev was personally presented by Empress Catherine II in 1774. Four years later she visited the estate. At different times, a school, a palace of pioneers and a stable were located within its walls. The facility has been on the balance sheet of the district administration for more than 20 years. It is now abandoned and needs extensive repairs.