Dmytro Petrov, an employee of the Prosecutor General's Office, who previously hid his declarations from public access, has put his estate near Kyiv up for sale for $1.1 million, 368.media reports, citing open property rights registers and classifieds sites.
According to the registers, Petrov owns several real estate properties in the village of Khodosivka, Kyiv-Svyatoshyn district:
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Plot of land 0.22 ha (18 Yahidna St.), registered in October 2018, market value — UAH 1.5–2 million;
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A 222.1 m² house on the same plot with a garage, utility block, swimming pool, well and other structures (registered on September 13, 2017), estimated cost — UAH 5–7 million;
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House 150.4 m² (20 Yahidna St.), registered on August 15, 2018, estimated price — UAH 3–4 million.
In mid-October 2025, an announcement appeared on classifieds sites about the sale of an elite estate with a swimming pool, sauna, and two houses on a 0.22 hectare plot for $1.1 million ($2,957 per square meter).
Residential building No. 1 (222.1 m²) has two rooms, a garage, a utility block and a basement with a sauna and modern communications, including a solid fuel boiler. House No. 2 (150.4 m²) includes six rooms.
Among the advantages of the complex: an indoor pool of 49 m², a garage for two cars, a carport for four cars with electric charging, a 50 kW generator, solar panels and a well. The advertisement indicates the possibility of purchasing an additional land plot of up to 3 hectares.
At the same time, in previous declarations, the prosecutor did not indicate the expenses for living in such a complex, and the photos show that Petrov does not currently live there.
