It is situated on the high bank of the Oka river. The most famous owners of the estate were Poltoratsky family. Dmitry Markovich Poltoratsky bought the estate in 1792. He was splendid agriculturalist. Every year peasants from nearby villages gathered at Avchurino and Dmitry taught them modern methods in agriculture. Poltoratsky organized an exemplary household in Avchurino, built stud farm, riding hall and greenhouses. All year around cherries, strawberries, apricots, lemons, oranges and pineapples were cultivated there.

After Dmitriy’s death the estate was passed to his son Sergey, who was famous bibliophile and philanthropist. He was so fond of books that he decided to build a Gothic house library. Estate complex was created by Italian architect Luigi Pelli. The wooden house was with a mezzanine and a colonnade on the sides of two wings. The manor house was built in the English style or late Gothic style. Bookcases with books occupied almost the entire second floor.

In 1917 Avchurino shared the fate of almost all the estates: plundered, destroyed, adapted to suit other needs. Now we can only see the manor house that needs restoration.