This is an exquisite example of classical Southern architecture in the Greek Revival style. The facade of the building is distinguished by elegant symmetry and refined details. The mansion is painted in a soft cream-yellow color, which gives it lightness and warmth despite its impressive size.
The most expressive element of the facade is the corner rotunda with large floor-to-ceiling arched windows, creating the effect of a winter garden or solarium. This part of the building is crowned with a beautiful balustrade forming a second-floor balcony. Corinthian columns support the projecting cornice of the rotunda, adding classical sophistication.
The facade details demonstrate high craftsmanship: elegant moldings, decorative brackets under the cornices, and meticulously crafted window frames. Note the contrast between the rounded forms of the corner section and the strict rectilinearity of the main volume of the building.
The mansion is surrounded by a well-maintained garden with blooming azaleas in the foreground, while the bare branches of trees above the house indicate that the photograph was taken in early spring. A black wrought iron fence frames the property, creating an elegant border for this architectural masterpiece in the Southern style.