The image presents an exquisite example of late 19th century Victorian architecture in the Queen Anne style. This two-story mansion is painted in a soft blue color with white decorative elements, creating an elegant and airy appearance.
The building's facade features an asymmetrical composition and rich ornamental details. Particularly noteworthy is the spacious porch with a round gazebo in the corner section, bordered by skillfully crafted white balustrades and carved columns in classical style. The porch is adorned with decorative hanging lanterns, adding charm and sophistication to the mansion.
The roof has a complex multi-gabled form with several levels, characteristic of the Queen Anne style. The gables are decorated with shaped moldings, and a semicircular attic window is placed in the central part of the facade, creating emphasis on the building's verticality. Distinctive elements also include a corner turret with a conical roof and elegant chimneys.
The facade is further embellished with carved elements, a lace-like frieze, and horizontal bands of contrasting material that visually break up the building's volume. The second-floor windows have a simple rectangular shape with traditional casings, while the first-floor windows are tall, typical of the architecture of that period.
The landscape design of the property includes a small brick fountain in the front yard, framed by a green lawn and tropical plants, notably a prominent palm tree, indicating the mansion's southern regional location. The overall composition of the house blends harmoniously with the surrounding lush vegetation, creating an atmosphere of refined elegance and historical grandeur.