"Income House" in the heart of Dnipro: a glimpse into the city's cultural heritage (PHOTOS, VIDEO).

The correspondent from "Vidomo" investigated what the "Income House" in Dnipro looks like.

1The three-story "Income House" located at Sviatoslava Khra broho Street, 6, has received official recognition as a cultural heritage site by the order of the chairman of the Dnipropetrovsk Regional State Administration. This building is now listed in the register of architectural monuments.

The history of the building began in the late 19th century when the land belonged to a merchant named Ivan Zhukov. Initially, simple mud huts stood here, but after his death, the plot was passed to his widow, who sold it in 1908 to the Kupry spouses. By 1910, the new owners had constructed a three-story building with five apartments, and a few years later, in 1913-1914, they added two more sections: a four-story and a two-story building.

In 1915, the house was connected to the sewage system, significantly enhancing comfort. In the following years, due to changes in ownership and nationalization, the building came under the control of the Soviet state.

Although the house sustained minor damage during World War II, significant alterations to its exterior occurred only in the 1970s when a major renovation of the facade was carried out.

Today, the "Income House" is part of Dnipro's architectural heritage, and thanks to the efforts of researchers like Valentin Starostin, along with facade renovations conducted by Oleksandra Viktorienko and Nadiya Lishtva, the preservation of this historical monument continues.