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Soviet UN mission estate in Upper Brookville (Elmcroft / Norwich House)

Усадьба постпредства СССР при ООН в Аппер-Бруквилле (Элмкрофт / Норвич-хаус)

USAАппер-Бруквилл1952Residential buildingsNeoclassicism

An estate of about 14 acres on Long Island; the three-storey Georgian-style mansion was built in 1917–1920 by the firm Little & Browne for industrialist Frank C. B. Page. In 1952 the estate was purchased by the USSR as a country retreat for staff of its Permanent Mission to the UN; after 1991 it passed to the Russian Federation.

Усадьба площадью около 14 акров на Лонг-Айленде; трёхэтажный особняк в георгианском стиле построен в 1917–1920 годах бюро Little & Browne для промышленника Фрэнка Пейджа. В 1952 году усадьба приобретена СССР как загородная резиденция сотрудников постоянного представительства при ООН; после 1991 года перешла к Российской Федерации.

Property abroad

EraUSSR

FunctionCountry residence

Present ownerRussian Federation

Acquisitionpurchased, 1952

StatusAccess restricted

As of2025-06

Since noon on 30 December 2016 Russian access to the estate has been denied under a U.S. State Department notice; according to TASS of 25 June 2025, the property has not been returned to Russia.

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