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Before us stands a striking example of Victorian architecture, an impressive mansion in the Queen Anne style. The facade of the building presents a true symphony of decorative elements and asymmetrical volumes. The composition is dominated by a round tower with a pointed conical roof covered in shingles, giving the building a fairytale, almost castle-like character.
The mansion features rich facade detailing with numerous carved elements. Characteristic Victorian-style elements are present throughout: multiple gables with decorative woodwork, an elegant porch with balustrades, round windows, and arched openings. The facade is clad in light-colored wooden siding, creating a contrast with the dark roof.
Note the variety of window openings — including round, rectangular, and arched windows, many adorned with stained glass. The architectural composition is complemented by exquisite carved brackets, decorative columns and balusters on the porch, as well as intricate wooden elements in the "gingerbread house" style, characteristic of American Victorian architecture.
The building is harmoniously integrated into the surrounding landscape, framed by tall coniferous trees, which enhances its romantic and somewhat mysterious appearance.