This house is in a tiny cove with private beach at the foot of cliffs Dzhenevez-Kaia Chekhov bought the Tatars in 1900, where the writer worked on the play "Three Sisters." Later he gave a summer residence to his wife, O. Knipper, and in 1953 it passed under the jurisdiction of the House the work of artists of K. Korovin. In 1987, the cottage became the department's home-museum of Chekhov in Yalta. The exhibition is divided on the memorial and the literary side, there are personal belongings of the writer, old photographs and postcards with views Gurzuf.