The image showcases an elegant country house in a neoclassical style with elements of Southern U.S. architecture. The building is constructed of light-colored brick with a thoughtfully designed symmetrical composition. The central portion of this two-story mansion is accentuated by a spacious veranda with white columns and a triangular pediment, characteristic of classical architecture.
The façade displays meticulously crafted details: large windows with arched elements, dark-colored shutters that create an expressive contrast with the brickwork. The left wing of the building features a round rosette window and reduced height, adding picturesque asymmetry to the composition without disrupting the overall harmonious appearance.
The house's roof is made of dark roofing material, and two brick chimneys with decorative elements emphasize the traditional nature of the architectural solution. The elevated porch with wide steps leads to the central entrance with a wooden door surrounded by classical casings. The landscaping with young trees and neat flowerbeds complements the image of a well-maintained estate that combines representativeness and domestic comfort.