The “Mansion of E.E. Bremme” is a one- to two-storey building of two axes with an asymmetrical composition and a mezzanine, a wooden log structure of hewn logs.

At the object works were carried out on the repair of the rubble and brick masonry of the foundations; on the arrangement of a monolithic reinforced-concrete strip to prevent soaking of the timber; on the dismantling and reassembly of the log structure with subsequent restoration in the original dimensions and materials. The wooden floor beams, the roof truss system and the light lantern above the central staircase were restored. The decorative finishing of the façades in the form of modillions, window surrounds, pediments and cornices was restored; lost elements were recreated according to surviving analogues. The porches, terrace, canopies, external wooden staircase and balustrade above the roof were restored according to archival materials. The brackets of the canopy of the main entrance were restored. Window fillings were replaced with analogous ones while preserving the material and profile of the sashes. The door filling of the main entrance was restored according to archival materials with carved elements. The clapboard was executed according to the historical analogue.