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The photograph showcases a magnificent example of Victorian Queen Anne architecture, distinguished by its exquisite eclecticism and rich decorative elements. The house is painted in a delicate mint-green color with white accents, a characteristic color scheme for buildings of this style.
The facade displays typical Victorian elements: an asymmetrical composition with various shaped gables, a turret with a conical roof, and numerous ornate decorative details. Particularly notable are the richly adorned gables with fine carpentry work, decorative brackets under the cornices, and elegant columns supporting the porch canopy.
The windows of the house vary in shape and size: on the second floor, there are classic rectangular windows with wooden frames, while the first floor features an eye-catching semi-circular window with greenish stained glass. The entrance area is formed by a wide porch with stairs and period-typical balusters.
The facade gains special expressiveness from the decorative elements in the upper parts of the gables, including ornamental motifs and fine architectural details. The combination of the turret with its conical roof and the pointed gable creates a dynamic silhouette, highly valued in Victorian architecture.