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The image shows an elegant residential mansion combining elements of Jugendstil (German Art Nouveau) and Neoclassicism. The facade is painted in a soft yellowish-cream color with contrasting gray elements that emphasize the architectural details.
The building features a distinctive mansard roof with red tiles and several dormers. The central part of the facade is highlighted by a bay window that smoothly transitions into a curved pediment on the roof—a typical Jugendstil technique. The pediment is adorned with sculptural elements and shaped in a soft, wave-like line.
The window openings on the facade have varied forms: curved semi-circular windows in the central upper section, while the side windows are rectangular. The facade is enriched with decorative elements, including relief inserts above the second-floor windows and sculptural details at the top of the central bay window.
The building's foundation is surrounded by a wrought-iron fence, and trimmed trees are planted in front of the house, complementing the overall refined appearance of the mansion. The architectural style and details suggest the early 20th century as the likely period of construction for this expressive urban villa.