Pravlenskaya Street

Pravlenskaya Street in Peterhof runs through the territory where the settlement of the residence's builders emerged, which became the foundation of New Peterhof. Traffic on it became more lively after the Peterhof Highway was moved to the upper terrace due to the flood of 1777. On this street there are two wooden houses from the late 19th century, which make up the Khrushchev estate, which is a regional architectural heritage site. In the 1920s, the owner of the estate was the rector of the Saints Peter and Paul Cathedral, Nikolai (Yarushevich), and nearby stood a wooden House with a Tower, whose spire was replaced with a dome in 1858 after it had tilted from a strong wind.