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The image showcases an impressive coastal residence in American Shingle style with lighthouse elements. The façade is clad in gray wooden shingles, a traditional solution for New England coastal architecture. The building's composition is multi-layered and asymmetrical, creating a dynamic and memorable silhouette.
Architectural elements include several key details: light-colored columns supporting semi-circular porches with white trim create a classic American colonial accent. Particularly noteworthy is the lighthouse-shaped tower on the right side of the house—a functional and stylistic element emphasizing the maritime theme. The round observation deck at the top of the tower features panoramic windows and railings, enhancing the resemblance to an actual lighthouse.
Window openings are diverse: a round porthole window on the left portion of the façade maintains the nautical aesthetic, while numerous rectangular windows with white frames create a rhythmic pattern against the dark façade. Brick chimneys and stone masonry at the base add textural variety and contrast to the main color of the façade.
The front of the house features well-maintained landscaping with low shrubs and decorative elements, including stone pillars and black wrought iron railings. An American flag on the porch completes the image of a classic premium American country house. The overall design represents an excellent example of a contemporary interpretation of traditional coastal architecture with thoughtful details and a balance of functionality and aesthetics.