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The photograph showcases a magnificent example of late Victorian architecture, presumably in the Second Empire style. The mansion is constructed of red brick with meticulously crafted decorative elements.
The façade of the building exhibits characteristic features of this style: a mansard roof with elegant dormer windows, arched windows with decorative casings, and an expressive cornice with brackets. Particularly noteworthy is the semi-circular tower section at the corner of the building, which adds asymmetry and picturesqueness to the composition.
The entrance group is designed as an arched portal with light-colored framing, creating an elegant contrast with the main brick mass. Decorative elements of the façade include rusticated corners, exquisite brackets under the cornice, and ornamental details above the windows. Tall arched windows with thin muntins emphasize the verticality of the composition and the elegance of the structure.
The mansion is surrounded by a well-maintained garden with ornamental plantings, which complements the architectural appearance and creates a harmonious environment. The metal railing of the staircase with stylized ornament completes the image of this impressive historical building, in which monumentality and elegance of details are harmoniously combined.