Myatlevyh Manor

This estate is considered one of the oldest estates in Kaluga. From the XVII to the XIX century it was owned by Chernyshevs, Myatlevs, Saltykovs, Bobrischev-Pushkins.

Under the Myatlevy estate reached its maximum prosperity: under it, a landscape and regular park, a fruit garden were broken, and two flour mills were built on the ponds. Myatlev owned a lot of land in the Mosal, Meshchov and Medinsky districts of the Kaluga province.

The estate in the village of Galkino was small, consisting of a manor house and a small park. The main building housed a school until 2006.

To date, the outbuilding in the style of classicism, the ruins of the St. Nicholas Church in 1750, a linden park with an alley and a large pond have been preserved from the estate.