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This is a magnificent example of Victorian architecture with elements of the Queen Anne style. The rich red brick facade creates an expressive contrast with the white decorative elements. The facade features an asymmetrical composition typical of this style. The gable with its characteristic decorative cladding and semi-circular window in the center draws particular attention.
The house has two stories with richly adorned porches. The lower porch is framed by decorative columns and carved elements, while the upper porch is complemented by elegant balustrades. The circular elements in the design are notable — a semi-circular bay window on the right side of the facade and a large round window on the first floor, which gives the building a unique character.
The decoration shows a meticulous approach to details: lacy cornices, decorative brackets, artistically designed window frames. The color scheme emphasizes the architectural elements, highlighting structural and decorative details. The landscaping with neatly trimmed shrubs and a paved walkway harmoniously complements the overall appearance of this historic home.