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The image showcases a magnificent example of Victorian Queen Anne style architecture with characteristic rich decorative elements. The facade displays an amazing combination of textures and details: we can observe decorative wooden carvings in the gables, patterned wooden panels, and ornamental brackets.
Particularly noteworthy is the asymmetrical composition of the facade with protruding bay windows and turrets. The roof is covered with slate tiles and adorned with decorative chimneys. The upper parts of the gables are finished in half-timbering technique with contrasting dark wooden elements against a light background.
The first-floor veranda wraps around a significant portion of the house and is supported by carved wooden columns with intricate railings. A staircase with decorative banisters leads to the entrance door. The color palette of the facade is presented in traditional pastel tones for this architectural style with bright accents in the trim.
In the background, the dome of another historical building is visible, indicating that the house is located in a historic district with rich architectural heritage. The autumn foliage of surrounding trees complements the picturesque image of this beautifully preserved example of late 19th-century architecture.