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Before me stands a magnificent example of Russian wooden architecture — a traditional wooden mansion in the Russian Art Nouveau style with abundant carving and decorative elements. The building is a two-story structure with a bright red roof and a characteristic silhouette typical of Russian architecture from the late 19th to early 20th century.
The facade of the house impresses with its richness of carved decor. Particularly striking are the openwork window frames, valances, and cornices, executed with exceptional craftsmanship. Vertical wooden columns with carved capitals support the projecting elements of the roof. The upper floor is adorned with ornamental carvings and decorative friezes, creating an effect of lace framing.
The asymmetrical composition of the house is complemented by several dormer windows and protruding bay windows. A special charm is added by the carved portico of the entrance group with a red roof, which harmoniously echoes the main roofing. The combination of dark wood color with bright red roof elements is noteworthy, enhancing the expressiveness of the architectural image.
The building is surrounded by a natural landscape: green grass, shrubs, and trees, indicating its rural location. In the foreground, a stack of hay emphasizes the authenticity of the rural context. The overall condition of the structure testifies to its historical value, though signs of age are visible, adding a melancholic charm of a bygone era to the mansion.