Estate of Ilyinskoye

The Ilyinskoye estate is located in the Krasnogorsk district of the Moscow region. The estate was built in 1666. It was then owned by the Streshnev family. Since 1783, the estate belonged to the Ostermans. In 1826, under A.I. Osterman-Tolstoy, the estate was rebuilt, a luxurious manor ensemble was created: a two-storey wooden mansion with hanging gardens was built, a park in the English style was created. Then the estate was owned by the Golitsyns, in the 1860s the estate became the property of the imperial family.

To this day there are preserved the manor house, wing, pavilions "Catch me" and "Do not smell grief", horse yard, bakery building, service buildings, greenhouses, military camp office, Ilyinsk Church and some other buildings. Of all the manor buildings, only the church is open to visitors, there is a rest house on the estate territory, access to which is closed.

Ilyinskaya church was built in 1732-1735, when the estate was owned by the Streshnevs. The temple is built of brick and plastered. Decorated with white-stone carved decoration. The church has two aisles, added in 1818, a three-tiered bell tower with a gilded spire, rebuilt in 1828. The church is active.