The photograph depicts a magnificent Victorian-style mansion constructed of red brick. The building showcases characteristic features of Neo-Gothic architecture, combining Queen Anne style elements with romantic tower features.
The facade features an asymmetrical composition with an expressive corner tower crowned by a polygonal conical spire and decorative finial. The tower has panoramic windows with elegant framing, adding lightness and airiness to the facade. The main body of the building is made of red brick with contrasting light stone trim elements framing the window and door openings.
Notable are the terracotta-style decorative panels on the facade, particularly visible on the bay window and under the roof gable. The house's roof is covered with slate tiles, emphasizing the historical authenticity of the building. In front of the house is a spacious veranda with classic columns and railings in a light green shade, creating an inviting entrance portal.
Window openings vary in shape and size, some adorned with stained glass inserts, which is characteristic of Victorian architecture. The gable above one of the facades is decorated with ornamental elements featuring neoclassical motifs. The building is surrounded by a metal fence, highlighting its status and historical value as an example of late 19th century architecture.