Before us stands an elegant two-story residential house executed in a neoclassical style with elements of Victorian architecture. The facade features a symmetrical composition with characteristic octagonal bay windows on both sides, which lend the structure a special charm and architectural expressiveness.
The facade is clad in light beige vinyl siding, creating a pleasing contrast with the brown asphalt shingle roof. Of particular note is the central portion of the house with its portico supported by four classical white columns. This element is not only functional, protecting the entrance area from precipitation, but also gives the facade a sense of monumentality and distinction.
The entrance is accentuated by a double door in a rich burgundy color with glazing at the top, creating a vibrant color accent against the calm overall tone of the facade. Windows with traditional white frames and horizontal blinds are arranged symmetrically and have a simple rectangular shape in the main part of the building and multi-sectional design in the bay windows.
The landscaping in front of the house organically complements the architectural appearance: brick garden edging matching the brick staircase, neatly trimmed shrubs, and a well-maintained lawn create a complete image of a well-kept family home. The black metal railings add contrast and emphasize the lines of the entrance stairway.