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This architectural specimen represents an exquisite example of Mediterranean style with neoclassical elements. The façade is executed in light-colored stone, creating a sense of airiness and elegance. Of particular note is the protruding central element on the second floor with characteristic louvered shutters, which not only serve the functional purpose of sun protection but also constitute an important decorative accent.
The upper part of the building is crowned with a decorative parapet featuring delicate architectural details and a green tiled roof, which lends authenticity to the structure. The first-floor windows are designed as French doors with graceful ironwork, providing a seamless transition between interior space and exterior. The monumental staircase with stone balustrades and ornamental urns on either side creates a ceremonial approach to the entrance, emphasizing the building's status.
Compositionally, the façade is balanced and harmonious: strict geometry is softened by decorative details and surrounding greenery. The interplay of light and shadow created by protruding elements and trees adds additional depth and picturesqueness to the façade, making it not merely an architectural object, but a true work of art integrated into its natural environment.