Manor Chetvertinskih in Antopil lies in the context. XVIII century. Prince Svyatopolk-AY Chetvertinskaya, Bratslav castellan. First there was a landscape park in the English style, and in 1830 built a large palace in the classical style. The main facade of the palace is decorated with four-column portico of the Ionic order, topped with a triangular pediment and a stepped attic. A distinctive feature of the building are balconies, located on the axis projection in the facade at the level of the second floor, wrought iron grilles Metal enclosures. Park facade is more modest, its center marked by semicircular risalite. The interiors of retained molding lampshades, highly artistic works marble fireplaces. To attach one-storey main building wings in Neo-Renaissance style. Also preserved outbuildings, built mostly in the beginning. XX century. the new owners of the estate Yaroshinsky: stables, garage and warehouse, Glacier, dovecote, gates, stone fence. The park area of ​​27 hectares laid out in the 1880s. on the basis of the natural forest, as evidenced by preserved to the present trees, particularly the giant ash, reaching 2 m in diameter. Compositional axis of the park is a system of ponds. Preserved "Pushkin oak" associated with the legend of how in 1821, visited the estate of the poet Pushkin lost while hunting in the woods. In Soviet times, the palace Chetvertinskih placed first holiday home, and then Antopilsky home for the mentally ill, who works now (visit difficult).