Before us stands a brilliant example of Second Empire architecture — a majestic mansion with a characteristic mansard roof. The facade of the building is distinguished by exquisite symmetry and rich decorative elements.
The mansion is painted in a delicate pistachio shade with white decorative elements that create an expressive contrast. The mansard roof with its distinctive break is covered with dark blue (or graphite) material and adorned with a decorative metal crest along the ridge. The mansard floor windows are designed as elegant dormers with graceful framing.
The building's facade is richly decorated: there are elegant cornices, filigree brackets, ornate window casings, and pilasters. Special attention is drawn to the magnificent veranda with elegant columns and delicate wooden decor. Numerous tall windows with arched tops are adorned with decorative casings and give the building an airiness despite its impressive size.
The eastern wing of the mansion has a spacious terrace, which further enhances the expressiveness of the overall composition. The building is surrounded by a well-maintained landscape and enclosed by a wrought decorative fence that harmoniously complements the architectural ensemble.