The building, which is a classic example of Russian manor houses, appeared in Sably Tauride by the Governor-General Borozdin. The architecture of the home, researchers say is characteristic of the Romantic era fascination with the East, combined with the traditional Russian name for the classical forms. The building of the estate agreed to a three-part three-dimensional composition. In the park is open air terrace with a gallery decorated with columns and carved wooden ornaments. Currently in the walls of the manor hosted a number of public schools: kindergarten, library and shop.