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This magnificent example of Queen Anne Victorian architecture is characterized by rich decorative elements and an asymmetrical composition. The facade is painted in a blue color with white decorative trim, creating an elegant contrast.
Special attention is drawn to the characteristic turret with a pointed roof adorned with decorative shingles. The facade abounds with carved details: ornamental brackets support wide roof eaves, while original casings frame windows of various shapes and sizes.
The architectural composition includes a spacious porch with decorative balusters and carved elements, creating a smooth transition between the house and the surrounding landscape. Expressive gables, round and oval windows with stained glass, diverse textures of cladding — all these details demonstrate the high craftsmanship of builders from the second half of the 19th century.
The building is surrounded by mature trees, emphasizing its historical value and organic integration into the environment. Vintage street lamps at the entrance complement the overall atmosphere of historical authenticity of this architectural masterpiece.