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The image depicts a magnificent palace-like building in Baroque or Neoclassical style, likely constructed in the 17th-18th century. This monumental structure features a symmetrical façade made of light-colored stone with clearly defined architectural elements.
The façade of this three-story mansion is adorned with rusticated masonry in the lower section and quoined corners, giving the building substance and expressiveness. The central entrance is accentuated by three arched openings with columns on either side and decorative sculptural elements above. An elegant staircase with balustrades leads to the entrance.
The upper part of the building is crowned with a characteristic French mansard roof with silvery-gray metal covering and several tall chimneys. In the central part of the roof sits a small dome, above which flies the American flag, possibly indicating the building's official status or its significance as part of American historical heritage.
Windows are evenly distributed across the façade, with larger ones on the first and second floors and smaller dormer windows at the roof level. The building is surrounded by a well-maintained garden with geometric flower beds, trimmed shrubs, and lawns, emphasizing its aristocratic character.