Before us is a magnificent example of Victorian architecture with pronounced elements of the Queen Anne style. The facade of the house features an asymmetrical composition and rich decorative details. Particular attention is drawn to the characteristic corner tower with a conical roof, crowned with an elegant spire.
The main entrance is accentuated by a triangular pediment with decorative fan-shaped ornament in the tympanum, executed in pink, which creates a pleasant contrast with the main beige tone of the facade. The wooden front door with diamond-shaped glazing emphasizes the authenticity of the style.
The facade is richly adorned with carved wooden elements – openwork brackets, decorative columns, and balustrades. The elegant porch with a semicircular projection and decorative railings demonstrates the attention to detail characteristic of the Victorian era. Hanging flower baskets complement the overall composition, giving the structure picturesqueness and coziness.
The color palette of the facade is maintained in soft pastel tones with contrasting white elements, which is typical for "painted ladies" – decoratively painted Victorian houses. Architectural details are skillfully highlighted with color, revealing the complexity and multi-layered nature of the facade decoration.