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The image showcases a magnificent example of late 19th century Victorian architecture in the Queen Anne style. This elegant mansion features a richly decorative façade and the asymmetrical composition characteristic of this architectural style.
The building's façade is distinguished by its exquisite detailing and variety of architectural elements. The corner tower with its conical spire, adorned with a decorative frieze, serves as the dominant feature of the composition. Around the tower are bay windows with multi-faceted glass panels, creating a complex interplay of volumes and light. Of particular note is the hexagonal bay on the first floor with delicate woodwork and decorative panels.
The entrance is formed by a classical porch with an awning supported by white columns and a balustrade, adding a sense of grandeur to the building. The triangular pediment above the second floor is decorated with ornamental elements and an arched window. The façade's color scheme—soft blue with white accents—emphasizes the architectural details and lends the building elegance.
Attention to detail is evident in the decorative cladding, carved elements, ornamental brackets, and window casings. The complex roof configuration with multiple slopes and chimneys completes the architectural composition, creating the characteristic silhouette of a Victorian mansion.