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The image showcases a charming Tudor-style residential house with pronounced elements of American interpretation of this architectural style. The facade is clad in sandy-yellow brick, giving it a warm, sunny appearance even in cloudy weather.
The main architectural feature is a steep triangular gable, characteristic of Tudor style. The roof is covered with composite shingles in neutral gray-beige tones that harmonize well with the brick facade. On the main facade, one can notice a secondary projection with four windows, covered with dark finishing, creating an interesting contrast with the building's primary color.
The entrance is framed by an arch made of the same brick as the main facade and complemented by a wooden door with decorative wrought iron lattice and glass inserts. On both sides of the entrance, small wall sconces are installed, giving the facade a sense of completeness.
The first-floor window openings are designed as triple windows with light-colored frames, enhancing the impression of space and light. The same window styling continues on the second floor. On the right side of the house, there is a small arched porch or side entrance, repeating the motif of the main arch.
A paved walkway leads to the entrance, and the area around the house is landscaped with a lawn with minimal landscaping features, highlighting the architectural merits of the building itself. The house number (403) is modestly placed on the right side of the facade.