It is located in the northern part of the town of Karmana, near the Zarafshan river, at the intersection of Amir Olimkhan and Mirzachorbogh streets of the Kokhnakurgan neighborhood.

[1][2][3] Several factors were taken into account when choosing a place for the construction of a settlement, such as: the coolness of the air near the Zarafshan River, the fertility of the soil for creating a garden, the constant blowing of a cool wind from the Nurota mountain range, and the ease of hunting.

[1] Abdurahim Ghazgoni was involved to the construction of the Mirzachorbog residence,[1] and the palace was decorated with ganch and carvings by craftsman Shirin Muradov.

The eight windows of the building are in the European style, and their upper part is made in the form of a bell.

[1] In the decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan, signed on May 27, 1999, it was ordered that a program for the renovation of the Mirzachorbog residence, along with a number of historical objects in Karmana, should be developed within two months.

After that, Navoi Region Tourism and Sports General Administration announced that the renovation of the Mirzachorbog residence was included in the 2021 program, and 3.1 billion soums were allocated for this work.

[2] In April 2019, the wooden slatted foundation of the palace's waiting room collapsed (it had been leaning for four months).

[11] Thick wooden pillars and beams, doors and windows made of precious cedar and walnut wood with carved patterns were transported by local residents.

[11] The dilapidated condition of the palace was covered in the press in different years, but it was not put into practical use.