The estate Finca Vigía (Finca Vigia), where the writer lived from 1939 to 1961, is located in a suburb of the Cuban capital Havana.
American Foundation Finca Vigia was approved by Cuban authorities for the supply of materials from the United States needed to restore the capital at home, an agreement to this effect was signed on Saturday, according to TV channel CNN.
The project also includes the construction of annex building to the house of the writer, which will later be carried out work on the collection and recovery of thousands of documents, including personal letters and draft copies of the author.
According to the data head of the Foundation of Mary-Jo Adams, the talks with the Cuban authorities for the restoration works at the manor Hemingway began in 2005, but because of the difficult relations between the US and Cuba, the project was not possible.
In December 2014, US President Barack Obama announced his intention to normalize diplomatic relations with Cuba, as well as ease trade restrictions. After that, the project has received support from both countries.
The writer's widow donated the house of the Cuban authorities, so they made it a museum, where there are books, clothes and even a collection of lizards preserved in alcohol.
Ernest Hemingway is one of the most famous American writers and Nobel Prize for Literature in 1954. The most popular of his works, "For Whom the Bell Tolls," "The Old Man and the Sea," "A Moveable Feast", "Farewell to Arms".