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The image showcases a magnificent mansion in the neoclassical style with expressive elements of Southern colonial architecture. The facade is symmetrical and painted in an elegant white color, emphasizing its grandeur and grace.
The main architectural highlight of the facade is two exquisite semicircular balconies with columns, positioned one above the other. The upper balcony is crowned with a classical balustrade, while the lower one serves as a portico with Tuscan-order columns characteristic of Southern architecture. These elements give the building an aristocratic appearance and create an interplay of light and shadow across the facade.
The mansion's roof is made of slate tiles with a graceful dome-shaped belvedere at the top, which is complemented by its own balustrade and spire, making the silhouette of the building even more memorable. Two massive brick chimneys are symmetrically positioned on either side of the roof, organically fitting into the overall composition.
The facade is adorned with numerous windows with classical frames, arranged in a strict symmetrical order. The first floor is surrounded by well-maintained landscaping with neat shrubs, decorative potted plants, and flower beds, which complement the architectural composition of the building and emphasize its harmonious unity with the surrounding environment.