The house depicted in the photograph represents a magnificent example of a stylized interpretation of French country style with Tudor Revival elements. The façade is characterized by a harmonious combination of various building materials: light stucco, natural stone, and wooden accents.
Particular attention is drawn to the pointed gables with steep roof slopes that create a dynamic, almost fairy-tale silhouette. The placement of stonework at the lower part of the building and around the corners of the façade gives the structure visual weight and a sense of solidity. The central part of the façade is adorned with arched doors made of dark wood with detailed hardware, serving as the focal point of the composition.
Window openings vary in shape and size: there are classic rectangular windows with wooden shutters, arched windows, and bay windows with panoramic glazing. Special expressiveness is added to the façade by wooden elements - shutters and decorative beams - executed in a natural dark shade that contrasts with the light main tone of the walls.
The chimneys are tall and elegant, finished in the same light tone as the main part of the house, completing the architectural composition by adding vertical accents. The landscape design with a neat lawn and flower beds frames the structure, emphasizing its sophistication and organic integration into the surrounding environment.