New owners demolished Mikhail Zadornov's house in Latvia so the…

New owners demolished Mikhail Zadornov's house in Latvia so the building would not be associated with the Russian artist.

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The house of Mikhail Zadornov in Jūrmala was demolished by new owners.
The property was purchased by Zadornov in 1909.
After Zadornov's death in 2017, the house passed to his first wife, Velta Zadornova.
Velta Zadornova lived in Moscow and could not maintain the property.
In April 2020, the house was put up for rent and later sold.
In October 2020, new owners applied to the Jūrmala city council for permission to demolish the building.
The site is part of a state-level urban heritage monument, requiring approval from Latvia's National Heritage Agency.
The demolition was approved after necessary permits were obtained.
A modern two-story villa now stands on the site.
The new villa is valued at approximately 3 million euros.
The original house had 10 rooms, including 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a fireplace.
The land area is 2,800 square meters.

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