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The article is devoted to specific architectural and artistic features of the manor houses of the former East Prussia that existed or survived on the territory of the modern Kaliningrad region. The author analyzes the characteristic stylistic features inherent in the early estates of this Baltic region (XVII century), based on the traditions of serf architecture. The modest estates of the landowners of the era of classicism and Biedermeier have replaced the palaces of the aristocracy of the early XVIII century. In the first half of the XX century neo-Gothic and neo-Baroque styles have become the most prevalent architectural styles. Keywords—East Prussia; Kaliningrad region; manor houses; architecture; stylistic features; neo-gothic; neo-baroque

The Architectural Image of the East Prussian Manor House of the XVII — First Half of the XX Century (Modern Kaliningrad Region of the Russian Federation)