This magnificent example of Victorian "Painted Lady" architecture showcases exceptional detailing and color palette. The building's facade is adorned with rich ornamental carvings and decorative elements characteristic of the late Victorian period.
The main color of the facade is a soft yellowish-cream, which effectively contrasts with the burgundy decorative elements and white architectural details. Particularly noteworthy are the exquisite carved inserts above the entrance arch and the decorative lattice in the triangular pediment.
The front portico is styled with an elegant semi-circular arch with rich ornamentation. The first-floor windows are adorned with arched tops and decorative inserts with radial ornaments. The upper tier of the facade is complemented by square carved panels and a decorative frieze under the cornice.
The house number "220" is executed in the same stylistic solution. This house represents an excellent example of preserved historical architecture with carefully thought-out composition and attention to the smallest details, which was characteristic of skilled craftsmen of the late 19th century.