The photograph shows an elegant historical manor house executed in neoclassical style with eclectic elements. The building demonstrates a characteristic symmetrical composition with a central projection crowned by a triangular pediment. The main color of the facade is terracotta red, harmoniously contrasting with white decorative elements.
The facade is richly adorned with architectural details: window frames are designed with arched completions and white casings, cornices are decorated with a dentil ornament. The central part is two-storied, featuring an expressive balcony with wrought iron railings on the second floor. The side wings are single-storied, creating a sense of harmonious flow between volumes.
An important detail of the facade is the central entrance with columns forming a portico. The roof is covered with a metallic material of bronze hue, adding nobility to the building. The window openings are tall, with glazing characteristic of the late 19th century. White decorative elements against the red background create an expressive play of light and shadow.
The architectural composition of the manor is complemented by a well-maintained landscape: neat pathways, a flower bed with bright red flowers in the foreground, and greenery framing the building. The architectural ensemble testifies to the high mastery of the builders of that time and represents an excellent example of manor architecture.