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The image showcases an exquisite red brick mansion in classic American style, presumably dating from the late 19th to early 20th century. The façade of the building is characterized by strict symmetry and elements typical of Victorian architecture.
The two-story structure is built from red brick, which creates a rich, saturated contrast with the white decorative elements. The façade is adorned with elegant arched windows on the second floor, framed with white trim, adding Gothic notes to the building. The rectangular windows on the first floor are also framed with white elements and sills.
Particular attention is drawn to the front porch with its classical portico supported by white columns. Above the portico is a small balcony with white railings, which serves not only as a functional element but also as an embellishment to the façade. The entrance door is framed by an arched opening, echoing the shape of the second-floor windows.
The house has a gabled roof with decorative wooden brackets under the cornices and two symmetrically positioned brick chimneys. The decorative elements of the cornice and brackets are painted white, creating an elegant accent against the red background of the walls.
The landscaping around the building includes neat shrubs and small ornamental plants that emphasize the architectural elegance of the structure without distracting from its classical façade.