The review deals with O. Bogdanova’s monograph published as the ninth issue of the scholarly series The Russian Estate in the Global Context, founded by the Gorky Institute of World Literature of the RAS. The review emphasizes the book’s innovative quality and significance of the proposed thesaurus methodology for contemporary studies of the estate and dacha in Russian and world literature. The reviewer praises the scholar’s systemic description of the evolution of the “estate text” in Russian literature (19th-century classics, Silver Age legacy, Soviet literature, and writings from the late 20th century and the 2020s). The scholar identifies promising themes for further research: “a garden city,” “an estate as a Eurasian phenomenon,” etc. Bogdanova’s work is viewed as an ambitious attempt to establish a new field of study, provisionally named “a literary estate and dacha.”