Facade #198

This is an excellent example of classic American architecture in the late Victorian style with elements of Colonial Revival. The two-story brick house with a mansard roof features characteristic symmetry in its facade and an impressive front porch with columns.

The facade is constructed of warm-toned red brick, giving the building a sense of solidity and tradition. Particularly noteworthy is the mansard roof with wooden shingles and several dormer windows that lend the building vertical emphasis. The porch with white classical columns creates an elegant transition between the interior space of the house and the surrounding environment.

The window openings with traditional vertical divisions are evenly distributed across the facade, emphasizing the classical proportionality of the building. The side facade is complemented by a brick chimney, which serves not only as a functional element but also as an important architectural detail that adds visual accent to the building.

The stone retaining wall, made of light-colored limestone, plays a special role in the perception of the building, forming a clear boundary for the property and creating a compositional frame for viewing the house. The well-maintained grounds with ornamental shrubs and trees organically complement the architectural ensemble.

American flags waving on the facade add a traditional patriotic character to the building, emphasizing its rootedness in American cultural tradition. The house is beautifully integrated into the context of historic development with neighboring buildings of similar style, creating a harmonious architectural ensemble along the street.