Before us stands an excellent example of a historic residential house in the New Orleans architectural style, known for its characteristic porches and decorative elements. The facade is painted in a pleasant blue-gray color that harmoniously contrasts with the white decorative elements.
The main accent of the facade is a spacious veranda with elegant carved details. Particularly eye-catching are the ornate columns with decorative capitals and richly adorned friezes with carved ornaments. The arched elements of the veranda create a rhythmic composition and emphasize the southern colonial character of the building.
The upper part of the house is decorated with a dormer window under a triangular pediment, which adds a vertical accent to the otherwise horizontal composition of the facade. The window openings of the first floor are tall, which is typical for the architecture of the southern states, where good ventilation is valued.
The property is enclosed by a decorative wrought iron fence that stylistically echoes the wrought iron railing of the veranda. The landscape design with a compact garden complements the architectural composition. Mature trees framing the house create pleasant shade and enhance the historical atmosphere.