This property is an elegant two-story mansion in a neoclassical style with distinct elements of colonial architecture. The facade is executed in white, giving it a noble and fresh appearance. The central part of the facade is accentuated by a classical portico with a triangular pediment and columns framing a substantial dark green entrance door with an arched top, creating a striking contrast against the white exterior.
The symmetrical arrangement of windows with traditional muntins emphasizes the classical harmony of the composition. The French windows on the first floor, extending almost to the ground, are particularly expressive. A delicate cornice encircling the building adds horizontal articulation, visually balancing its vertical proportions. The side extension with a carport blends organically into the overall architectural concept.
The landscape design perfectly complements the architecture: a well-manicured lawn, symmetrical plantings, and a brick pathway leading to the house. Particularly noteworthy are the majestic trees creating a natural frame for the building and casting picturesque shadows across the facade.
When designing your own facade in a similar style, it's worth paying attention to the balance of proportions, symmetry of composition, expressive architectural details (portico, cornices, window frames), and a thoughtful color scheme with contrasting emphasis on the entrance. The harmonious combination of architecture with the landscape design of the surrounding area is also important.