House Baron Gesselbeyna

Historic building on the street Gorodetsky, in the center of Kiev for many years attracted others with its unusual architecture.

History of the House Gesselbeyna

Stone house with stucco and masks on the facade is an example of the architecture of early modernism. It is the home of the Prussian baron and major landowner William Gesselbeyna, built in the late 19th century. The mansion built by Edward Ferdinand Bradtmana, the chief architect of the pre-revolutionary Kiev. The house was designed as an apartment, that is, its premises were rented. In Soviet times, it was converted into a communal apartment.

Today, this architectural monument is a residential house in need of renovation.

Buildings streets Gorodetsky - Kiev is a bright example of architecture of the early 20th century. Therefore walk among unique in its historic buildings will be a fascinating pastime. Here is the famous house-well, and many other interesting sights. Close on Bankova Street, the stunning House with Chimeras.

How to get to the house of Baron Gesselbeyna

Gorodetsky to the street where the house is located Gesselbeyna, can be reached by subway. Nearest station - "Independence Square", "Khreshchatyk".