Before us stands an exquisite mansion with an eclectic façade that combines elements of Neo-Gothic and Art Nouveau styles. The building is painted in a soft cream-yellow color that effectively contrasts with white decorative elements and dark brown window frames.
The façade is symmetrically organized with three main volumes: two side gabled frontons and a central section with a semicircular arch. The characteristic denticular elements on the frontons give the building a romantic appearance reminiscent of Neo-Gothic architecture. The central part is distinguished by a semicircular arched window on the second floor, creating a focal point for the composition.
Balconies with elegant white balustrades frame the second floor, while vertical landscaping on the façade adds an organic quality and connection to the surrounding landscape. The rhythmic arrangement of arched windows on the first floor and rectangular mullioned windows on the second creates visual harmony and emphasizes the horizontal articulation of the façade.
The mansion is surrounded by a well-maintained garden with ornamental plants in green containers, flower beds, and a manicured lawn, which complements the architectural ensemble and creates a holistic composition in the style of European estate architecture from the early 20th century.