Posadsky House
The Posadsky House is the only preserved monument of residential stone architecture in Suzdal.
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The Posadsky House is the only preserved monument of residential stone architecture in Suzdal.
The Posadsky House is the only preserved monument of residential stone architecture in Suzdal.
The Posadsky House was presumably built in the late 17th and early 18th centuries. According to various sources, the first owners of the house were most likely bakers, tavern keepers, or members of the clergy.
In 1970, the Posadsky House was acquired by The Vladimir and Suzdal Museum.
It is located near the Spaso-Yevfimiev Monastery.