Pripyat Hunting Estate

History
The Pripyat Hunting Estate is a 'small' hunting estate owned by the Medvedev family. It is located in Pripyat, Ukraine. The family stopped coming there after the Chernobyl disaster, though it is still in their position. The home was kept secret from Boris, so he would not rename it something ridiculous. The Patriarch's daughter-in-law Alisa Ilyushin-Medvedev was the one who requested it be built.

Amenities
The home is 15,000 sq. feet, which is small by Medvedev standards, and was where Nikola Medvedev kept his rifle collection. Several thousand acres of land for hunting are attached to the home, and in recent times, a descendent of the Medvedevs added a swimming pool, a tennis court, and a soccer (football) field. The home also has animal heads lining the walls, and verandas and porches everywhere for enjoying during the summertime. Before Chernobyl, the home was one of the Medvedev family's favorite places to go for family reunions, despite the fact that nearly everyone had to somehow commute to the Ukrainian wilderness from Russian urban areas. Peter Medvedev once returned to the estate and fought a mutated 15,000 pound bear.