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A magnificent example of country estate architecture in traditional English style. The facade is constructed from flint cobblestone, characteristic of English rural architecture, which creates a unique texture and natural color palette. Window frames and architectural details are made of light sandstone, providing an elegant contrast with the dark stone masonry of the main facade.
The architectural composition is symmetrical, with projecting wings on both sides. The facade is adorned with tall multi-panel windows in Tudor style with characteristic division into small sections, allowing abundant natural light to penetrate inside. The central part of the building is accentuated by a larger arched window, partially covered with ivy, which organically connects the architecture with the surrounding landscape.
The natural tile roof with traditional chimneys and gables emphasizes the historical authenticity of the structure. The climbing greenery adds particular picturesqueness to the facade, gently framing the window openings and central arch, creating a harmonious transition between man-made architecture and the surrounding garden.
In front of the house lies a formal English-style garden with terraces, trimmed hedges, and decorative elements – stone balls on pedestals framing the staircase. The stone terrace with balustrade elegantly transitions into the garden space, creating a thoughtful multi-level composition typical of classic English estates.