The presented residence demonstrates an elegant example of a contemporary interpretation of neo-traditional architecture. The facade features a restrained sand-beige color palette with stucco finishing, which creates an impression of solidity and respectability.
The architectural composition of the facade is notable for its symmetry and two characteristic gabled pediments with decorative wooden elements in the upper sections, which reference the traditional Tudor style. The window openings are framed with neat white casings, while the decorative brown shutters add depth and textural contrast to the facade.
The first floor of the building is accentuated by a small covered porch with columns, creating a welcoming entrance area. The facade windows with multiple panes enhance the traditional character of the structure. Various architectural elements—clearly defined rooflines, thoughtful proportions of windows and the entry group—form a harmonious, cohesive appearance.
The architectural composition is given special expressiveness by the landscaping: a vibrant Japanese maple with red foliage on the left, a golden-hued tree on the right, and neatly trimmed shrubs create a natural framing for the building. The stone retaining wall elegantly separates the levels of the property, emphasizing the well-thought-out nature of the entire ensemble.