Михаил Державин – народный артист, популярный актер кино и театра, постоянный актер театра Сатиры. Родился в 1936 году в Москве в театральной семье. Детство провел на улице Вахтангова (Большой Никольский переулок) рядом с театром им. Щукина. В годы войны читал монологи перед ранеными.

В 1959 году окончил театральное училище, после чего играл в ЛенКоме, потом служил на Малой Бронной, а в 1968 году, перейдя в театр сатиры, в нем и остался. Особая популярность пришла с работы на ТВ в программе «Кабачок 13 стульев». С 1957 года дружит и работает с Александром Ширвиндтом.

Личная жизнь

В первый раз женился в 1958 году на Екатерине Райкиной, но брак продлился всего два года. Во второй раз на Нине Будённой, от которой в 1963 году родилась дочь Мария. Есть два внука Павел и Петр. В третий раз женился на народной артистке Роксане Бабаян, с которой живет и по сей день.

Квартира Михаила Державина и Роксаны Бабаян

Актер родился в Большом Николопесковском переулке в тихом Арбатском местечке между метро Смоленская и Арбатская, в самом центре старой Москвы. Дом с богатой историей является одним строением с театральным институтом им. Б. Щукина, у них даже общий садик, в котором Михаил посадил японскую сакуру. В 2009 году этот двор-садик был признан лучшим в столице.

В молодые годы Державин не покупал себе недвижимость, а так получалось, что он переезжал жить к жёнам и только после женитьбы на Роксане они совместно купили квартиру в Марьиной роще. Хотя через пару лет совместной жизни Михаил узнал, что появилась возможность купить двухкомнатную квартиру в любимом доме и даже в родном подъезде и от такой возможности не смог отказаться.

Сейчас он живет на четвертом этаже любимого подъезда, а на втором, в квартире, где он родился, живет его сестра Татьяна и племянник Михаил, который тоже закончил Щукинское.

В свое время здесь жили: Александр Масляков, Сергей Маковецкий и другие известные люди.

По данным ЦИАН двухкомнатная жилплощадь по адресу Николопесковский Большой переулок, 12 стоит от 22 млн. до 35 млн. рублей.

Загородный дом Михаила Державина и Роксаны Бабаян

Загородный особняк звездная чета построила в селе Мелихово, Чеховского района. Данный участок принадлежит чете более двадцати лет. В 90-х на нем стоял небольшой щитовой домик, который много лет перестраивали и достраивали.

Одним из любимейших мест хозяева считают девяносто метровую гостиную, в которой любят принимать друзей и родственников. Для этого здесь стоит огромный раздвижной стол из светлого дуба и огромная вереница стульев.

Места здесь хватило всему и просторному трюмо с памятными фотографиями, и небольшому пианино, гармонично вставшему в уголке. Здесь же огромное количество картин, наград и премий.

Участок тоже достаточно просторный. На нем уместилась елочная аллея, высаженная Державиным и сад с яблонями, вишнями и сливами, разбитый Бабаян. Вокруг растет множество кустарников, а вот цветники у семьи не вышли. Напротив дома стоит большая овчарня, в ней живут любимые собаки хозяев.

В 2016 году актеры приглашали программу «Идеальный ремонт», которая построила для них великолепный зимний сад. Крышу террасы покрыли еврошифером, а на пол положили террасную доску отечественного производства.

Одну из стен декорировали клинкерной плиткой, имитирующей кирпич восемнадцатого века. Большие стеклянные двери выполнены из специального стекла в зависимости от освещения в помещении меняющего степень своей прозрачности. Таким образом, соседям совершенно не видно, что происходит внутри.

В столовой поставили уникальный стол из африканского розового дерева бубинга, оформили одну из стен большими часами с циферблатом в римском стиле, а окна декорировали шторами из белого льна, ну и конечно расставили искусственную и натуральную зелень.

Также гармонично вписали в интерьер коричневый диван Честерфилд и подобное ему кресло. Стену декорировали черно-белыми фотографиями - этот уголок имитирует английский стиль. А с другой стороны установили подвесное кресло из искусственного ротанга.

По данным ЦИАН, коттедж подобных размеров в селе Мелихово стоит в пределах 27 млн. рублей.

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