The image showcases a magnificent waterfront villa in classic European style, situated on the shore of a waterbody. The building demonstrates characteristic features of eclectic architecture from the early 20th century, combining elements of Art Nouveau and Neoclassicism.
The facade of this three-story mansion features an elegant white and terracotta color scheme creating a sophisticated contrast. The foundation of the building is finished with rustic terracotta-colored masonry, emphasizing the solidity and substantiality of the structure. The upper floors are predominantly white, with decorative brick inserts in reddish tones.
The balconies with their graceful balustrades deserve special attention, adorned with floral compositions that give the building a cheerful and cozy appearance. The second-floor windows are equipped with bright orange awnings that provide sun protection while simultaneously serving as expressive decorative elements.
To the left of the main building, a neighboring mansion is visible with elements characteristic of Northern Art Nouveau: a white facade and decorative wooden structures. Both buildings are surrounded by a well-maintained garden with low hedges and ornamental shrubs descending to the water, creating a harmonious transition between architecture and the natural landscape.