Villa "Margaret" is a beautiful example of wooden architecture in a style characteristic of the Baltic region from the early 20th century. The building is clad in horizontal yellow wooden siding, which gives the facade a warm, sunny tone that contrasts elegantly with the dark red doors and window frames.
The villa's facade demonstrates clear symmetry and attention to detail. Particularly noteworthy are the decorative arched elements above the first-floor windows, creating a rhythmic pattern along the entire front. The triangular gables on the roof with small attic windows add verticality to the building and are a characteristic feature of traditional northern architecture.
The complex consists of two connected buildings of different heights, creating an interesting architectural composition. The main building on the left is two stories with a wider frontage, while the right one is slightly smaller but maintained in the same style. Large windows with small panes typical for the region provide good natural lighting to the interior spaces.
In front of the building are small steps leading to the entrance doors, and along the facade is an elegant metal fence with flower boxes, giving the villa a cozy, welcoming character. Flags at the entrance indicate that the building likely functions as a hotel or public space.