The image showcases a magnificent example of Victorian-era architecture in the Second Empire style. This three-story mansion features a characteristic mansard roof and an impressive belvedere tower. The façade is constructed from light-colored sandstone or limestone, giving it an elegant, monumental appearance.
The architectural composition of the building is asymmetrical, with emphasis on the corner tower that rises above the main volume. The tower is crowned with a mansard roof featuring ornate cornices and has tall arched windows with decorative framing. The red roofing of both the tower and the main building creates a striking contrast with the sandy-colored walls.
The façade is richly adorned with classical architectural elements: rusticated pilasters, cornices with modillions, decorative window casings, and arched openings. The windows on the second and third floors have period-typical designs with semi-circular tops and decorative keystones.
Particularly noteworthy is the elegant veranda with columns and balustrades that wraps around part of the first floor. Its delicate latticework and slender columns create a sense of lightness, softening the monumentality of the main building volume. The main entrance is accentuated by an arched portal with classical framing.
The building is surrounded by a well-maintained lawn and mature trees, emphasizing its historical significance and integrating it into the context of historic development, fragments of which are visible in the background.