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This beautiful example of Victorian architecture is a two-story house with characteristic features of the Queen Anne style. The façade is painted in a rich burgundy-red color with contrasting white decorative elements, creating a classic bichromatic solution typical of the Victorian era.
The bay windows with multi-faceted panes, symmetrically placed on the front façade, draw particular attention. They are framed by slender white columns and decorative cornices. The roof has a complex form with multiple slopes and a characteristic triangular pediment, adorned with carved details and protruding eaves.
The architectural décor of the façade is rich in details: carved brackets, decorative balustrades on the verandas, and ornamental elements beneath the cornices. The entrance to the building is designed with a covered porch featuring arched openings and elegant white columns. The second floor is complemented by small balconies with delicate railings.
The windows of the house have vertically elongated proportions and are framed with white casings, which enhances the contrast with the main color of the façade. In front of the house, a beautiful garden with flowering plants has been created, organically complementing the architectural composition.