The building presented here is a remarkable example of late 19th - early 20th century architecture, executed in an eclectic style with elements of Neo-Gothic and Art Nouveau. The mansion is built from yellow brick, which forms the main facade of the building, dramatically complemented by red brick elements in decorative details and window frames.
The villa's facade is characterized by an asymmetrical composition with an expressive turret with a spire on the left flank, giving the building a romantic, fairy-tale appearance. The stepped gables on the right side of the facade are a typical element of Northern European architecture, referring to traditional Dutch and German buildings. The windows vary in shape: rectangular, arched, and bay windows, all framed with decorative elements.
The building's base is made of natural stone, creating a sense of solidity and emphasizing the status of the structure. The complex-shaped roof with tall chimneys complements the expressive silhouette of the building. Such architectural techniques as the use of contrasting facade design with a combination of different materials, asymmetrical composition, and decorative elements can be adapted for modern private construction, giving a home individuality and character.