This charming cottage-style house showcases numerous classic elements of English and French country architecture. The facade features an asymmetrical composition with a characteristic multi-pitched roof covered in wooden shingles, creating a soft, organic silhouette. Special attention is drawn to the central element—a hexagonal bay window with large diamond-patterned glazing that adds elegance and individuality to the building.
The architectural detailing of the facade demonstrates an attention to craftsmanship: the brick chimney with decorative pots, elegant window muntins highlighting the connection to the traditional Tudor style, and well-proportioned gables. The light-colored stucco walls contrast with the darker roofing, visually lightening the massiveness of the structure.
The transition from the house to the open space is organized through a covered veranda with elegant wooden columns, which smoothly connects to a circular brick-paved terrace. This solution creates a harmonious transition between interior and exterior spaces, making the house an organic part of the surrounding landscape. The soft lines of the garden echo the curves of the roof and bay window, creating a unified architectural and landscape composition.