Family nest of Andrei Konchalovsky: the house of his wife Yulia Vysotskaya and their children. Photo

The President met with the writer's family in honor of his 100th birthday. And Nikita Mikhalkov reproached the president for being late

Late in the evening of March 12, on the eve of the centennial anniversary of the Soviet writer, poet, and author of the lyrics of two hymns, Sergei Mikhalkov, President Vladimir Putin met with a famous family in the “family nest” on Nikolina Gora. While numerous children were anxiously waiting for the distinguished guest, the owner of the house, director Nikita Mikhalkov, talked to journalists, told stories from the life of his father, recalled his poems and at the same time regaled his guests from Tuscan vineyards.

Nikita Mikhalkov

The Mikhalkov family was waiting for the arrival of a distinguished guest in the hall on the first floor of one of the two houses of the estate, where Sergei Mikhalkov himself lived and three generations of his descendants had already grown up. A small living room, icons on the walls, wooden interior balconies and a view of the terrace. Everything is very simple and homely.

Almost all members of a famous family gathered in the family house. 16 people, including Nikita Sergeevich himself with his wife Tatyana, his daughters Anna and Nadezhda with their husbands, sons Stepan and Artem, as well as Yegor Konchalovsky, Sergei Mikhalkov's second wife Yulia Subbotina and numerous grandchildren with great-grandchildren.

But Andrei Konchalovsky and his wife Yulia Vysotskaya were not there. According to Nikita Mikhalkov, they were supposed to fly from abroad to Moscow on March 13, just on the day of the anniversary itself ...

Light snacks, sweets, fruits, bagels and dryers were waiting on the table. In decanters, the branded tincture "Konchalovka" shone with maroon color. When we entered, the older children sat modestly in the corner on the sofa and quietly talked with the head of the family, who was located a few steps away from them on the steps of the wooden stairs leading to the second floor. Everyone was on shift. Everyone has found the most convenient option for themselves - some are slippers, some are moccasins, and some are elegant shoes with heels. However, this did not concern the youngest. They were quite at home in socks.

We celebrate dad's birthday every year, even though he's been gone for four years now. This year he would have turned 100 years old. Mom would mark 110, - Nikita Mikhalkov began to tell us. - Dad wrote very easily. I really love his children's poems and lyrics. After all, he did not write for children from top to bottom, that is, from the position of an adult. He always wrote in the first person, like a child. It was an inside look, an amazing knowledge of child psychology. And another hundred years will pass, he will remain in memory rather than as an author of hymns, but as a children's poet.

Here Anna joined us and told us: most of all she loved when grandfather himself read his works. “At first we had his Melodiya records, and now the discs have already come out,” she suddenly remembered.

And the time was approaching ten. Vladimir Putin was already two hours late. The children are tired and hungry. They constantly ran to the kitchen and, chewing, went out into the common living room. At first, no one dared to take from the table, but closer to the night, the ban, apparently, softened, and the plates gradually emptied. “There is a strong smell of meat in your office. The girls were hungry. Here, they’re going right there, ”Anna Mikhalkova turned to her father, laughing, pointing with her eyes at the hungry nephew, who gracefully walked past her.

And Nikita Sergeevich, meanwhile, recalled his childhood, dislike for school, about his classmates, teachers, and even about how he lay in the infectious diseases hospital in the next ward with Korney Chukovsky. So, for example, Korney Ivanovich told young Nikita “about how Bunin created an encyclopedia of Russian obscenities.

And suddenly our communication stopped. A day or two passed. I am terribly upset and cannot understand what has happened. Maybe I offended him somehow. And so I caught the moment and asked what happened after all. Then Chukovsky asked me too - do I write poetry? I said I don't write. “Is this not your notebook?” he asked me again. "No," I replied. “What happiness!” he exclaimed with relief, Mikhalkov told us.

It turned out that a notebook with the texts of popular songs, among which were “Lilies of the valley” and “Mishka, Mishka, where is your smile” was left by a nanny cleaning the wards. After looking through the self-made collection, Chukovsky thought that his young interlocutor wanted to get a poet's review of his poems. And since he did not like the quality of the lines and their content, out of a sense of tact and not wanting to offend the talent, he decided to limit their communication.

The time was approaching midnight. Now not only children, but also adults have left the hall. The elders could not be heard, but the younger ones, tired of waiting, relaxed completely. From the second floor there was a clatter, loud laughter and characteristic cries a la kindergarten. Children periodically rushed past us at speed, slowing down on turns. Anna Mikhalkova was approached by her 12-year-old son with a claim, and in English, about a long wait.

By this time, in order to somehow distract the guests, Nikita Mikhalkov offered his own wine made from Tuscan vineyards. As Mikhalkov explained to us, this year the red and white variety of the drink called "12" (similar to the director's film of the same name) will be sold in Russia.

The views will be different. Cabernet, Sauvignon and others. The price is not yet known, everything will depend on the agreements with the implementers, - said Mikhalkov. - But I must say that this is a completely new feeling - pride, not associated with creativity ...

Suddenly everything came to life. It became clear that the head of state would soon be. The family gathered for fifteen minutes. The elders called the younger ones, shouting from the first floor to the second and urging them to hurry up. Egor Konchalovsky's daughter Maria was delayed. Artem Mikhalkov, who was sitting next to him, jokingly said: “Masha, Masha to me!”, “Masha, fu!”. However, the girl had already appeared at the door.

When meeting with the family, Putin shook hands with everyone in turn. The children made enthusiastic faces, however, not for long, because after a few minutes some of them almost fell asleep over their plates.

Sergei Vladimirovich did not just write two hymns - Soviet and Russian - he was a playwright, writer, poet, fought at Stalingrad, - began the welcoming speech of the GDP. - Mikhalkov is a whole era and the life of the country. You can evaluate his views in different ways, but the fact that he is an outstanding person is an obvious fact.

Mikhalkov, in turn, spoke about the idea of ​​erecting a monument to his father next to the house on Povarskaya Street, where he lived in recent years, hinting that help from the Moscow authorities would be required. Putin reacted immediately, noting that the conversation with the mayor of the city, Sergei Sobyanin, had already taken place and there should be no problems.

The head of state also supported the idea of ​​naming a ship or an airliner in honor of Sergei Mikhalkov, but Putin missed a slight reproach from the owner of the house in his direction. Softening the reproach with words about the significance of the head's arrival at the family's house, Mikhalkov nevertheless asked himself the question of "why this man traveled for so long."

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According to experts, the estate of the famous director built in the Nizhny Novgorod region can be estimated at exactly this amount. A journalist has not set foot here yet, but KP correspondents managed to see everything that Mikhalkov built in his possession.

In the lake - the image of the church

It takes two hours to get to the director's estate from Nizhny Novgorod. From the highway by the road through a deaf thicket - away from civilization. Landmark - the holy lake, protected by the state. According to the locals, it is so called because in it, if you look from above, you can see the silhouette of the church! People consider it a special sign. Mikhalkov's estate stretches along the picturesque lake, which occupies seven hectares.

He loves our country! residents boast. - We are told that he became an Old Believer. He built his little church-chapel in order to communicate with God in the morning...

However, Nikita Sergeevich does not talk about his beliefs - this is personal. But we really saw a chapel made of logs in his possessions. Another of the buildings is a huge stable with a corral for horses (the master has 10 beautiful trotters), houses for servants, guards, a dining room for staff with a kitchen; closer to the lake - covered parking for ten cars, separately - a two-story house for guests. From it you can go down the stairs to the reservoir, where there are sun loungers on the pontoons. They say that Mikhalkov often sits here ... And in order not to miss an important call in this wilderness, the director installed a radio antenna.

The estate also has a man-made pond, next to it there is an ideal lawn, an "alpine hill", a tennis court, a gym, a Russian bath. And the landscaping continues...

For theft - to the answer!

Our village youth works for him. True, they hoped to pay more. And he gives out only 2-3 thousand rubles a month. But we are happy about that too: there is no work here, - say the locals. - The working men tried to carry wood from Mikhalkov to their dachas, but Nikita Sergeevich immediately fires the one who was caught by the hand. In this sense, severe!

But such a tall fence, as in Rublev's dachas, he does not even have a trace - only a chain-link mesh. However, the area is well protected. There are armed guards around the perimeter and at the entrance, try to show yourself! Guarding the rest of the master and a few huskies, actually trained for wild boars, but ready to hunt for an uninvited guest ... Mikhalkov's possessions are surrounded by a dense forest, nettles in human height and water meadows. At the gates of the estate, we suddenly saw a fiery red fox. There are a lot of animals in the local forest. Mikhalkov, as soon as he arrives, hurries to hunt in his Tiger jeep, which he bought for 2 million rubles (jeep weight - 5 tons, maximum speed - 130 km per hour). Sometimes he hunts from a helicopter.

Several rangers are attached to the Mikhalkov estate, who feed the wild boars with mixed fodder and organize hunting for guests. Mikhalkov also likes to pick mushrooms, berries and go fishing. In general, with his arrival, the area simply flourished. The director cleared the lake, put fish in there, and blocked the channel in the Oka with a net so that the fish would not leave and multiply. Residents say that he only allows locals to fish with a fishing rod, not to poach, not to kill fish. The villagers of the "master", as they call Mikhalkov, love him, although his life marvels. “He has two personal bodyguards,” one of them told us. - Nikita Sergeevich comes out for a run in the morning, and the bodyguards, puffing, run after him! One in front, one behind!

Who are the guests?

Now Oleg Menshikov lives in the Mikhalkov estate, busy in the filming of the continuation of "Burnt by the Sun". Filmmakers say that Nikita Sergeevich throws feasts for him every evening. Mikhalkov's personal chef told us that the director prefers low-calorie food. On the table he always has crayfish, fresh river fish, fish soup. The servants sit in the morning with fishing rods to provide the kitchen with a catch. The estate also breeds ducks, geese, and several cows.

Menshikov visiting the director is not the first time. According to the servants, he is a little arrogant. The rest of the guests, despite the high ranks, are simpler.

We saw Yastrzhembsky with him, and various ministers, and television stars, for example, the host of Morning Post Valery Nikolaev. With Shoigu, Mikhalkov lands here by helicopter. They love to hunt. In short, the entire Kremlin has been visiting Mikhalkov here. It seems that everyone except Putin, - say the locals. But Mikhalkov's wife was not seen here. But, perhaps, in the hunting ground, he simply does not favor women's companies, preferring male communication.

Scandal on the set of "Burnt by the Sun-2":

Menshikov replaced the understudy with a thinner one!

We were sunbathing on the shore of the lake, when on the Mikhalkov beach we suddenly saw a rather large man descending into the water. And they did not even immediately recognize Menshikov in him! The film crew said that the actor lost weight, and he really seemed slim. But then it turned out that Oleg Evgenievich recovered noticeably! He probably just allowed himself to relax a bit. Or maybe the wife feeds deliciously? I had to be surprised again when a young man appeared on the shore, by type - well, exactly Menshikov, only younger and slimmer! Who is this mysterious double, we hardly found out in the film crew. As we already wrote in the last weekly, an experienced artist Sergey Sharapov came from Moscow to duplicate Oleg Evgenievich, whose complexion corresponds to the figure of a star. However, the other day on the set there was a scandal. Menshikov did not want to disappoint his fans with solid forms and demanded to take a slender understudy into the scenes with the exposure of a slender body double. According to rumors, 34-year-old Leonid - an ordinary resident of the Nizhny Novgorod region - himself came to the shooting of "Burnt" in search of some kind of work. It was then that everyone gasped - he is a copy of Menshikov! The actor himself was so impressed by the resemblance that he hired him as an understudy. For some reason, the newcomer was settled not in a hotel, like the entire film group (including the Moscow understudy), but in Mikhalkov's personal estate in a guest house. They say that the fee was added: he is paid 5 thousand rubles per day. So it is more likely that we will see him in explicit scenes.

Suddenly, the weather turned bad and a strong wind began to knock down branches, leaves and acorns. And oak treasures flew to the ground. We live in the middle of an oak grove. The trees are old and have seen a lot.
The summer mood is gone. Pre-autumn melancholy and spleen attacked me :) and I remembered that I have long wanted to show some photos and tell some stories. And then there was still time to sort out the photos on the computer and scatter them into folders. Shall we start?

Let's start with the story of one remarkable children's poet.

Here, according to these topical verses, Not all determine:

We sit and look out the windows.
Clouds are flying across the sky.
In the yard the dogs get wet,
They don't even want to bark.

Where is the sun?
What happened?
Water flows all day long.
It's so damp outside
That you won't go anywhere...

Well these verses everyone will know:

We're going, we're going, we're going
To distant lands
good neighbors,
Happy friends.
We are having fun
We sing a song
And the song sings
About how we live.

So, today is a story about the estate where Sergei Mikhalkov was born and raised. About the family nest near Moscow of the family of the beloved poet.


In different sources, you can find many interpretations of where and how Mikhalkov spent his childhood. It is necessary to take into account the time in which he lived. He belonged to an old, not very rich noble family, and for the time being did not advertise his origin. In the questionnaires he wrote: "From employees." And in autobiographies that can still be found on the net, he wrote that he spent his childhood at the rented dacha of the Yakovlev family near Zhavoronki station.

We lived all year round in a dacha that belonged to a certain Yakovlev, occupying
the first floor of a house standing alone in a neglected park. Going to school was
far away, and therefore I received my initial education in the family.
One of the acquaintances recommended that parents take to look after
children of a Baltic German woman left without a job. Emma Ivanovna Rosenberg
entered our family and, with her usual German pedantry, took up
education of their students.
I remember with warmth this lean, wiry old maid,
who laid the foundations of self-discipline in my character and taught me German
language so much that even as a child I could read freely in the original source
Schiller and Goethe. The adventure novels of the German
by Karl Maya, which I read by the light of a pocket torch,
covered with a blanket over his head, during those hours when the children were supposed to sleep.
Not without a rural priest in my home education.
Two winters in a row he came to us on his horse, three times a week,
a young priest - father Boris, he is also Boris Vasilyevich Smirnov. In his task
was to teach me the basics of geography, history and the Russian language. In its own way
initiative, he tried to occupy me with the law of God, but the efforts
he was unsuccessful, because the "agitation" of Demyan Bedny was completely ousted from my
head and the New and Old Testaments.
I went to a regular school from the fourth grade after my family moved to
Moscow.
S.V. Mikhalkov

Indeed, after 1917, when their estate was nationalized, they moved to the Yakovlevs' house, standing nearby. And before that, the Mikhalkov family lived in the Mikhalkov family estate near Moscow near Zhavoronki station. In this estate Nazarevo-Troitskoye he lived until the age of 5.

In fact, the Mikhalkovs had a large estate called Petrovsky near Rybinsk. It is this that is considered the main family nest. But I will tell you about the "nest" near Moscow.

The Nazarevo-Troitskoye estate near Moscow was part of the famous former royal estate Bolshie Vyazemy (I will definitely write about it later, and about the Vyazemy themselves, where the Golitsyns lived and about Zakharovo, where the Hannibals lived and Pushkin was brought up). In 1694, the young Tsar Peter I presented Vyazemy together with the village of Nazarevo to his tutor, Prince Boris Alekseevich Golitsyn. It passed from hand to hand in the Golitsyn family. And in 1738 Nazarevo went to S.A. Golitsyn, who during the reign of Empress Elizabeth Petrovna was the Moscow governor. It was under him that the village turned into a village: the Trinity Church was erected. More about the church later.
So, the estate went to the Mikhalkovs as a dowry as a result of the marriage of the poet's great-grandfather with Princess Golitsyna.

V.S. Mikhalkov (1816 - 1900)

Elizaveta Nikolaevna Golitsyna marries Vladimir Sergeevich Mikhalkov and in 1856 brings him Nazarevo with 720 acres of land as a dowry. Among the alleys of the old park, the newlyweds laid a new two-story house in the Gothic style, with Gothic windows and turrets.

In this collage, I tried to compare what was and what is now left of this house (clickable). He hasn't changed much. They only smoothed the roof, removed the superstructures and the Gothic turrets decorating the facade. The hull is in very good condition and is constantly being renovated. You can notice that the color of the case in my photos is different. I filmed it in different years :) Therefore, the case is either light gray or pink :)

They spent most of the year in Moscow, visiting the estate mainly in the summer. In 1890, they finally moved to the estate near Moscow with. Nazarevo, Zvenigorod district. The great-grandfather of the poet was elected marshal of the nobility of the Zvenigorod district, an honorary justice of the peace in the Zvenigorod district.
Here lived the Mikhalkovs, their Moscow branch. Here in Nazarevo lived the poet's parents after the wedding, he was born, his older sister and brothers.

After the revolution, everything was nationalized. The Mikhalkovs had a collection of paintings by old Western European masters that they had inherited from the Golitsyns. Their presence was considered a rarity for the landowners' estates of that time. In connection with this meeting in 1914, the newspaper "Russian Word" even flashed a message about the discovery of five paintings in it, which belonged to the brush of Rubens, but this sensation was later refuted. It was not Rubens :) But there were works by Dutch masters.
An extensive collection of paintings, engravings and family portraits, sculpture, Egyptian antiquities, a valuable library, a rich handwritten archive of the 17th-20th centuries, were nationalized and entered the local history museum of Zvenigorod and museums in Moscow.

After the revolution, the Mikhalkov estate served as a hospital, an orphanage, an experimental genetic station (!!!), one of the first schools in Russia for professional motorists (personal drivers), then a rest home. During the Battle of Moscow, this building was occupied by the headquarters of the 5th Army, headed by General L.A. Govorov. After the war, a boarding house was reopened there.

This is a photograph from the early 1960s. There are no outbuildings yet.

Unfortunately, due to dilapidation in 1966, one of the buildings of the estate, resembling a wooden gingerbread house, was demolished.

In its place, a new building of the sanatorium was built. The usual 5 or 6-storey building made of glass and concrete. Boring and correct :) Today, the former estate houses a departmental sanatorium-type boarding house.

A person is always drawn to his native places. In the early 1990s, I met Mikhalkov himself there. He vacationed there in the summer. He often sat on a bench near the main, so-called "old" building, along with a young red-haired woman (secretary Yulia, who later became his wife). And then I met on the net an interview with the son of Andron Konchalovsky:

"... my father was recovering from a hip fracture in a sanatorium in Nazarevo. I came to him. A two-story old mansion, completed and rebuilt, finished with tuff and marble, aluminum doors with glass - architecture of the Brezhnev era.

Do you see this window? - said the father. - From it, dad threw me chocolates. And I was standing right here. It was our family estate, our home. And your great-great-grandfather, his wife and many of our relatives are buried near the church."

Here are the windows. It seems to me that the emblems or monograms of the owners are clearly worn over the window. It can be assumed that there was this coat of arms of the family. Or something similar. Although a monogram is also possible.

Near the estate, in the village, there is the Church of the Life-Giving Trinity (one-domed, in the style of late classicism).

The Church of the Holy Trinity was built in the 1740-1750s by Prince S.A. Golitsyn, the grandson of B.A. Golitsyn, the tutor of the young Tsar Peter I. In 1824, the grandson of S.A. Golitsyn - Colonel, Prince S.N. Golitsyn, instead of the old church, is building a new, stone church of the Holy Trinity. As I already wrote, in 1856 the granddaughter of S.N. Golitsyna Elizaveta Nikolaevna, who owned Nazarevo, marries the landowner Vladimir Sergeevich Mikhalkov. At their expense, the church was overhauled, a parish house, a church fence, and a school attached to the church were built. It was their "family" church with a family tomb. The church was closed in the late 1930s, rebuilt, occupied by a club, then by a post office. In 1995, it was reopened, now it is being actively restored.

The Mikhalkov family churchyard is located next to the church.

Great-grandfather, great-grandmother, grandfather, uncles, older sister, everything is here.

I used to meet there Mikhalkov himself (senior), and his son Andron and grandson Yegor. It was said that part of the funds for the restoration of the church came from their family. And although they pay more attention today to the church in Aksinino, they do not bypass this one either.

Here is such a suburban estate. Probably, she was lucky that she became a sanatorium and now there is a well-groomed park with hundred-year-old oaks, a thuja alley, the condition of the building is carefully maintained. The church is not abandoned, it functions and is being repaired.

The resort itself is nothing special. So-so. Neither this nor that. An ordinary sanatorium-type boarding house near Moscow. Overpriced and inappropriate service. Unfortunately, NOTHING has been preserved from the historical interiors. And there is no memory. Wonderful. This could be a marketing ploy.

p/s I’ll also tell you about the estates of the Ganiballs, Golitsyns, and Yusupovs in the west of the Moscow region. Want to? Just not right away. I need to dig up photos on flash drives. On this computer, alas, they are not. They are in Moscow. And Moscow is THERE. Far :))) Not in this life (as my friend says). It's already in September.

p/s Modern photos are mine, old photos, information and data are taken from books and the Internet.

Nikita Sergeevich has at least two estates. One is located in the Nizhny Novgorod region, the second is in the village of Mytnitsa, Mezhdurechensky district.

Already at the entrance to the Mezhdurechensky district from Gryazovetsky, any grandmother selling mushrooms on the side of the road will confidently wave her hand at the question about the estate of Nikita Sergeevich: “go there!”

The estate is located on the banks of the Sukhona River. Beautiful fishing spots. At first, we missed a little and arrived at the FSB recreation center. It is located on the street of the Student Village Mytnitsa.

Majors and colonels come here to fish and hunt not only from the Vologda region, but also from the capitals. According to the locals, the base is under the protection of Rybnadzor. Officially, this is not a recreation center, but something like fishermen's houses.

FSB officers rest here

The estate of Nikita Mikhalkov is about two kilometers away. Previously, there was no mobile communication in these places. Now there is a tower of the MTS company.

This tower was set up for Nikita Sergeevich and the resting security forces

According to the guard, Nikita Sergeevich last came here three months ago - he rested from May 1 to May 10.

Estate

Last Saturday only one of Nikita Sergeevich's two sons-in-law was here. Which one, remains a mystery to us. His driver turned out to be a taciturn big man, who only promised to “hand over to the cops” to all questions. To be fair, we were on private property without permission.

On the estate

The local security guard was a little more friendly. Immediately complained: not those times now. Nikita Sergeevich reduced nine rangers out of 12. Three are enough for him to hunt. The country is in crisis.

What is the hunt today? There are only three rangers left

Nikita Mikhalkov, according to the security guard, most of all respects goose hunting. The homestead has everything you need to relax. Stable, chapel, two cars to move around the swampy area. Everything is made of wood, except for outbuildings, which partially act as a fence - made of concrete blocks; a small ditch was dug in front of them. The estate itself gives the impression of a medium degree of well-grooming - it is clean, but the grass is not cut. Or is it Russian style - I don't know.

This is the stable

On the official website of the director there is a page about the estate in the Vologda region: "Governor Pozgalev gave Nikita Mikhalkov the possession of 140,000 hectares of forests, meadows, fields and arable land for the next 50 years."

Fisherman

It is also written here that anyone can hunt in the lands of Nikita Sergeevich: “Everyone who has a license can hunt in the forestry of Nikita Mikhalkov absolutely freely, and even licenses are issued free of charge.”

Everything around is rented by Nikita Mikhalkov

It is reported that everyone in the district "respects and appreciates Mikhalkov", because he does not give a damn about Russia, and "believes that it is he who will help the revival of the country in the spiritual sense."

Nikita Mikhalkov - People's Artist, actor, director, producer and screenwriter. In recent years, he has been actively involved in entrepreneurship.

Born in October 1945 in Moscow in the family of a popular writer and famous writer. For three years he studied at the music school at the conservatory and during the same period visited the studio. Stanislavsky.

He began his studies at the school. Shchukin, but in the fourth year he was expelled for participating in filming, after which he entered the second year of VGIK as a film director, in 1971 he successfully completed training, and a year later he volunteered to serve in the Navy.

His debut as an actor took place at the age of fourteen. But the directorial debut work was the picture "At home among strangers, a stranger among his own" filmed in 1974. After that, every year until 1984, new films by the eminent director appeared on the screens, many of which were awarded and received public recognition.

In the early 1980s, he created the TriTe association. In 1993 he was elected chairman of the Cultural Foundation. In 1998, he took over as chairman of the Union of Cinematographers.

Personal life

The ancestors of the filmmaker were artists, poets and writers. Elder brother Andrei and nephew Yegor also chose the profession of film director.

He first married in 1966 to Anastasia Vertinskaya, the same year his son Stepan was born, but the couple broke up five years later.

Two years after the divorce, he married a second time to Tatyana Mikhalkova. From this union in 1974 a daughter Anna was born, a year later a son Artem, and in 1986 a second daughter Nadezhda. Nikita Sergeevich has nine grandchildren.

Nikita Mikhalkov's apartment

The director's apartment is located in one of the historical places of the Patriarch's Ponds, in a house on Maly Kozikhinsky Lane, 4. The house was built in 1904, it used to house the Ladies' Care of the Poor, and now the Moscow Theater "Kinospektakl".

The city apartment has not been overhauled for many years, but according to the owner, the interior still looks fresh and modern. Mikhalkov is a supporter of larger and open spaces, so the living room is spacious, without unnecessary furniture. The only antiques here are a 16th-century table and chairs brought from China.

One of the key ideas was the installation of an old fireplace in the apartment. Unfortunately, the plans of the house did not provide for such construction, so the owners had to build an additional air duct and bypass many instances in order to legalize the installation.

Nearby, in the residential complex "At the Patriarchs", there is Mikhalkov's studio "TRITE". The seven-story complex appeared on the site of old historical buildings that were demolished under the TRITE project, which caused a scandal in the press in 2010.

According to CIAN, apartments on Maly Kozikhinsky lane cost from 37 to 300 million rubles.

House of Nikita and Tatyana Mikhalkov

The house on Nikolina Gora is the favorite place of the people's artist, he lives here all his life and after work always strives to return from the city. Previously, an old building stood on this site, which eventually became completely dilapidated and the owner had to completely rebuild it.

During construction, with the help of modern materials, he tried to revive the interiors of his childhood, so the kitchen is made in the style of post-war times, and the overall style is determined by the 70s. The house does not have a single interior, each room is individual.

The facade is made of brick and stone with marble, but the interior is completely finished with wood. The living room with a white fireplace has a currently popular design with a second light. Many icons hang on the walls, and a snow-white piano stands next to the fireplace.

The kitchen, made of precious wood, is connected to the dining area, which has a long oval table and antique cupboards.

From the front door you get into the study and the winter garden. There is also a staircase from which you can go to the balcony, decorated with animal skins.

The mansion is located on a vast territory of several hectares. Guest buildings are located not far from the main mansion, and Andrei Konchalovsky's cottage is built on the neighboring plot.

According to CIAN, houses in the village of Nikolina Gora cost from 40 to 990 million rubles, depending on the location and size.