The manager's house of the Romanivskyi Sugar Factory is an architectural monument built in 1870 in the village of Malyi Vystorop in the Lebedyn region. It is often called the pearl of Slobozhanshchyna.
History
The village began to develop rapidly after the Kharkiv-Romanivskyi Sugar Factory was built here — it produced its first output in 1845. The Malyi Vystorop College of Sumy National Agrarian University now stands on the site of the factory. In 1895, a railway spur was laid to the factory from the Boromlia – Lebedyn line; its route is still visible today.
Architecture
The house resembles a fairytale mansion. The ground floor is brick, the second is wooden clad in brick, and above the western section there is a wooden third floor under high roofs. Towers and hip roofs create a romantic appearance, especially beautiful from the park side.
Nearby
Rudniev Art Museum — in Lebedyn, Mykhailivska Tsilyna — nearby.
