This magnificent two-story mansion represents an excellent example of a modern interpretation of traditional American architecture. The facade is finished in a deep navy blue with contrasting white elements, creating an elegant and expressive appearance.
The central part of the facade is emphasized by a symmetrical composition with a majestic portico supported by classic white columns. The bright red front door serves as a bold accent and focal point of the entire composition. Narrow sidelights with decorative inserts flank the door, enhancing the ceremonial nature of the entrance.
The second floor is adorned with a balcony featuring elegant white Chippendale-style railings, adding sophistication to the building. The triangular pediment and large arched window on the second floor create an architectural dominant and strengthen the vertical rhythm of the facade.
Particularly noteworthy are the numerous architectural details: cornices, window casings, a side veranda with a light pergola, and a glazed bay window construction on the right. All these elements speak to a thoughtful eclecticism where traditional forms are enriched by contemporary solutions.
The landscaping in front of the house successfully complements the architectural image through its symmetrical layout, neatly trimmed shrubs, and paved pathway leading to the front entrance via stone steps. The stone retaining wall framing the area in front of the house adds structure and completeness to the composition.