Sparrow Manor

Estate Vorobyevo in Podolsky district of the Moscow region was built in the style of classicism in the XVIII century. Opposite the manor house in 1848, a small manor church was erected. The estate is surrounded by an old park. Repeatedly changed owners, one of the owners of the estate were the son and grandson of the famous historian V.N. Tatishchev. The last owners of the estate were the wives of Chatelain.

The central part of the manor house is two-storey, decorated with porticoes with columns. The side pavilions of the house are connected with the central part by covered galleries. At the level of the second floor, the manor house is equipped with elegant balconies, it also has a terrace with stairs. The manor church is built in pseudo-Russian style, devoid of refectory, instead of a dome, the church building has a completion in the form of a tent.

In Soviet times, the estate housed a rest house, during the Great Patriotic War there was a hospital. Currently, the estate has preserved a manor house, a church, 2 service buildings, an ancient park. In the estate there is a rest house "Forest glades".