This Estate was built by Fedor Artimeivitch Terestchenko for his eldest daughter Nadhezda (which means "Hope") and was about 10 km from the Chervoni castle also in the Zhytomir Region or Province. Construction began in 1890 under the architect Paul Holland at the direction of Fedor Terestchenko's wife Hope. It was completed under the terms of Fedor's Last Will and Testament after his death in 1893. Fedor wanted it constructed for their daughter's 21st birthday in 1909 but it wasn't finally ready until 1911. The property remained owned by Nadehzda and her husband Vladimir Mouravieff-Apostol-Korobyine until all lands were illegaly confiscated by the communist regime that assumed power in 1921.

                                                                                                                                                                               FRONT ENTRY

                                                                                                                                                                                     REAR TERRACE

                                                                 WEST VERANDA                                                                                             EAST ENTRANCE     

After 1921, the Bolsheviks seized all private property and this mansion was no exception. Its contents were pillaged and much of the structure was taken for raw materials to build other structures nearby. The ruins can now be found just outside of the village of Denyshi which is on the main road H-03 in Zhytomir Oblast at  Latitude 50.20536  Longitude 28.41163

 Photo gallery

Architectural Plan - 1912                                     Aerial Picture - 2020

                                                                                                                                                                    ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPHS FROM C.1910

                                   IMAGES OF THE RUINS TAKEN IN 2018 by NICHOLAS MOURAVIEFF-APOSTOL-KOROBYINE