The courtyard of the house has an old railway carriage with a sign "Moscow — Alaska", a doghouse, a well, and a pole for electric wires. There live the pig Rosie, the dog and the goat. The courtyard is enclosed by a fence and instead of a gate there is the barrier, as the exit from the courtyard is next to the railway tracks. The caretaker's cabin is between the fence and the railway tracks, behind which is the sunflower field and further the forest. Masha's bedroom, only living room shown in this house, is to the left of the porch. It is made in white and pink tones and in general looks cleaner and newer than the house itself. There is a shelving where Masha keeps her toys, a trunk, a dressing table, a closet, an easel and a bed. Also there is a folding screen behind which Masha is changing clothes and a white stove — these are the only objects that look not new. Masha's room has its own toilet, also made in pink colors. The hallway, a small room covered with green wallpaper, is sometimes seen in the open front door. There are doors to the Masha's bedroom and an unknown room located to the right of the entrance. The hallway has little furniture.

Masha has fair skin, short honey-blonde hair, green eyes, rosy cheeks, and a slender figure. She usually wears a pink kerchief, a sarafan of the same color, a bluish-white long-sleeved blouse underneath and multi-colored pink-yellow-white sneakers.

it was a normal and peaceful day… the goat was eating grass, the dog was eating from their dog bowl, the pig, Rosie, is rolling around in mud… until the peacefulness was ruined when Marsha runs in the house at a childish manner. All the animals, alarmed, hides.

Masha looks around, and gets confused…

“Nobody’s here…”

Masha starts to shout.

“Where are you all?!”

her confusion was interrupted when she saw an orange butterfly, she giggled and chased it, leading her to the sunflower field and through the forest. But after a few minutes, she lost it.

but then, she finds a cozy-looking cabin…

the cabin is built in the trunk of a huge fallen tree. The only man-made wall, a facade with a window and a door, is from the root side. On its left there is a small shed, and to its right is a woodpile. The house is two-storey. Although in the first episodes there was visible only one floor outside — there was no annex from above, there was also no shed and the woodpile stood to the left of the house, not adjoining to it. Near the house there is a courtyard, where there are a vegetable garden, beehives, a flowerbed with camomiles, and a shower with a capacity for water in the form of a milk tank. Hives are located around a low tree. Bunny often steals carrots from the garden. The yard is enclosed by a low fence and there is a well-trodden path around it.

“Woah…”

Masha, with her immature self, decided to go inside the cabin without thinking twice.

she looks around and notices nobody else was there, she goes upstairs, finds a fluffy bed, and starts jumping on it.