Sevast'yanov house

Yekaterinburg, Russia

Freely accessible

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The Sevast'yanov House, constructed in 1817 in Yekaterinburg, Russia, is a striking example of eclectic 19th-century architecture that blends Russian pseudo-gothic, baroque revival, and Moorish Revival styles. Now a federal cultural heritage site in Russia, the building showcases the ornamental ambitions of its era, incorporating decorative elements drawn from multiple architectural traditions into a unified, visually elaborate composition. Its survival and protected status reflect its significance as a well-preserved document of early 19th-century Russian architectural taste and Yekaterinburg's cultural history.