The image showcases a charming historic miniature "shotgun house," characteristic of 19th-century American architecture. The façade is finished in a rich burgundy-red color with horizontal wooden cladding. Particular attention is drawn to the small yet expressive portico with a triangular pediment above the entrance door, supported by decorative brackets.
The window openings are adorned with contrasting dark green shutters, creating a classic combination with the red façade. The windows feature protective wrought iron grilles, typical for urban historic districts. The gabled roof is covered with dark shingles, and the chimney (partially visible) indicates a traditional heating system.
The house is framed by a low wooden picket fence painted in a light wood tone, which harmoniously contrasts with the rich color of the façade. The red brick paving in front of the house complements the historical authenticity of this architectural object. To the left, a larger white building is visible, likely the main house on the property, suggesting that the red house may have originally been an auxiliary structure or guest house.