Grodno. Antsilevich's house (17 Zamkovaya St.).

In the city of Grodno, near the Royal Castles, at the intersection of Zamkovaya and David Gorodensky streets (at 17 Zamkovaya Street), there is Antsilevich's House. The building has the status of historical and cultural value. The house was built during the Russian Empire in 1912, and belonged to Councilor Antsilevich. The building was erected in the place where there was a wing of the royal stable of the times of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, as there are two royal castles nearby.

The building is stone, plastered and two-storied. Built of brick. It has a rectangle with a courtyard in the plan. There is a cornice and a decorative belt between the floors. The ancient balconies have not been preserved, and new ones have been made, which are stylized in the old style.

After the Great Patriotic War, the building was used by the fire department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the voluntary fire society. At the moment, only residential apartments are located here.