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This is a magnificent example of Victorian architecture, a two-story residential house with characteristic details of the "Folk Victorian" style. The mansion features an asymmetrical facade with a striking bright red roof of complex configuration, which creates an expressive silhouette against the sky.
The facade is finished in a light gray (almost white) color with wooden cladding, which is typical for American architecture of the late 19th century. Particular attention is drawn to the spacious porch with decorative columns that wraps around a significant portion of the first floor. Its design includes elegant carved elements and details characteristic of the Victorian style.
On the second floor, one can notice decorative elements in the form of timber framing (half-timbering imitation), which adds visual interest to the facade and references Anglo-Saxon architectural traditions. Numerous windows with simple framing provide good natural lighting for the interior spaces.
The architectural composition is complemented by well-maintained landscaping: a neatly kept lawn, a flowering red tree (presumably a crape myrtle), and ornamental plantings along the foundation of the house, creating an effective frame for this historic building.