Brethren’s Building

Adjacent to the Metropolitan’s Residence from the north is the Brethren’s Building, built in the middle of the 18^th century under the monks’ cells. It is an elongated structure almost 60 m along the north-south axis. Initially, it was one-storey, with an open gallery on the west facade. Already in the 60s of the 18^th century the second floor was added above the building. In the 19^th century a two-storey wooden gallery with stairs to the second floor is attached to the western façade. The Brethren’s Building now houses a repository of the Conservation Area.