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The photograph showcases a magnificent example of late 19th century Victorian architecture in the Queen Anne style. The house features an asymmetrical façade with a characteristic conical turret tower typical of this architectural style. The exterior is painted in a delicate lavender color, creating an elegant contrast with the dark shingled roof of complex form and the bright red brick chimney.
The façade is richly adorned with various decorative elements: we can observe numerous windows of different sizes and shapes, some featuring stained glass. Particularly noteworthy are the arched windows on the second floor and the ornamental details on the gables. The house is encircled by a wide open porch with white columns and balustrade that gracefully wraps around the corner of the building.
The roof structure presents a complex combination of slopes of varying heights and angles, which is characteristic of Victorian architecture. A distinctive feature is the tall brick chimney, which serves not only as a functional element but also as an important compositional accent. The carefully maintained landscape with neatly trimmed shrubs and flowers complements the overall impression of this aristocratic mansion.