Before us stands a magnificent example of Queen Anne Victorian architecture — a charming mansion converted into a bed and breakfast. The façade showcases classic elements of this luxurious late 19th-century style: asymmetrical composition, complex roof with multiple gables, decorative sunburst pattern on the central gable, and elegant ornamental details.
The mansion features a characteristic polygonal veranda with an arched entrance, complemented by hanging flower baskets that add special charm to the building. The façade is adorned with skilled woodwork, decorative lattices, and a combination of various textures — from shingle roofing to ornate elements on the gables. The color palette of the façade is maintained in elegant pastel tones, highlighting the architectural details.
This house is an excellent example of how façade design can combine functionality with decorative aesthetics. In modern construction, one can borrow elements such as multi-level roofs, decorative gables, the combination of different textures, and thoughtful landscaping of the surrounding area. Particularly impressive is how the surrounding space is skillfully organized with low hedges, flower beds, and blooming trees, creating a perfect frame for this architectural masterpiece.