Part of Merchant House Put Up for Auction in Nerchinsk
One of the buildings in the merchant Kolobovnikov«s estate in Nerchinsk, which is a monument of urban planning and architecture, has been put up for auction on the DOM.RF platform.
The starting price of the lot has not yet been determined. It is indicated that the building is located at 2 Shilova Street. The plot area is 0.14 hectares, and the building itself is 926.6 square meters.
The estate includes: a commercial building, an office, two residential houses, and warehouses. At 2a Shilova Street, three structures are registered: warehouses, an office, and a wing. Which of them have been put up for sale is not specified in the lot description.
The merchant Kolobovnikovs played a major role in the history of Nerchinsk in the late 19th century. In the 1880s, Pavel Kolobovnikov moved to the city and started his own business, which over time grew into a large trading enterprise.
In 1896, his son Nikolai joined the business. At the same time, in the central part of Nerchinsk, the construction of the family«s trading estate, a complex for conducting large-scale trade, began.
The Kolobovnikovs« store was distinguished by a rich selection of goods. Customers were offered textiles, footwear, haberdashery, crystal products, and much more. Sales were conducted both retail and in wholesale batches. Products were delivered from the Nizhny Novgorod Fair, from Verkhneudinsk (now Ulan-Ude), Moscow, as well as from abroad, highlighting the scale of the family»s trade connections. The family business flourished.
In addition to trading activities, the Kolobovnikovs established flour milling production, thereby strengthening their influence on the economic life of the city.
In 2024, Zabaykalye entered the list of eight pilot regions in Russia where mechanisms will be tested for a program to involve cultural heritage objects in unsatisfactory condition into economic turnover. Only buildings in federal ownership are put up for auction. New owners will be able to take preferential loans at 4% for restoration, which must be completed within 7 years.
In Chita, participants in the program include the trading house and shops of merchant Krasikov at 52 Amurskaya Street and 27 9th January Street, as well as Shilling«s house at 40 Podgorbunsky Street. Work on the first two has already begun, they were purchased for 21.8 million rubles (approximately $218,000 at current rates) by entrepreneur Tatyana Isaeva. Shilling»s house was purchased by entrepreneur Maxim Tyutyunnik.
Also put up for auction in Chita are the residential house of E. D. Lovtsova at 75a Bogomyagkova / 80 Nagornaya Street and the store of Leah Bard at 5 Lermontova Street.
