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The image displays a magnificent example of an American Craftsman style house (Arts and Crafts), likely built in the early 20th century. The façade features elements characteristic of this architectural movement: a wide, overhanging roof with exposed rafter tails, decorative wooden brackets, and substantial porch columns.
The house is painted in a deep green color that harmoniously contrasts with the natural light brown wooden trim elements. The façade gains particular expressiveness from the decorative elements on the gable, triangular brackets, and elegant wooden braces under the eaves. The large porch with massive stone and wood columns creates a sense of solidity and invites one inside.
The window openings also deserve attention: the second floor features an oval window with decorative framing, while the first floor has a row of rectangular windows with mullion patterns typical of the Craftsman style. The combination of different textures and materials—wood, stone, and glass—is typical for this style and gives the building a special warmth and expressiveness.