The Victorian house presented here impresses with its elegant and meticulously detailed facade. This two-story building exemplifies the classic "gingerbread house" style with characteristic decorative elements. The facade is painted in a soft blue color that contrasts effectively with the white trim.
Particularly eye-catching are the expansive covered verandas on both floors with intricate white balustrades and decorative brackets. The upper veranda is adorned with a triangular pediment featuring ornamental detailing. The right wing of the house is crowned with an expressive turret with a conical roof covered in shingles, adding asymmetry and dynamism to the entire composition.
The building's windows are framed with white casings, while the main entrance with its arched opening and wooden doors creates a welcoming focal point. A brick-paved pathway leads to the house, bordered by neat greenery, complementing the overall image of a well-maintained historic dwelling.
The decorative facade treatment includes numerous refined details: carved elements, decorative brackets, lace-like railings, and ornamental embellishments under the roof. All these details testify to the high craftsmanship of the builders and attention to the aesthetic aspects of the architectural solution.