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Before us stands a magnificent example of Queen Anne Victorian architecture, abundant with decorative elements and complex architectural solutions. The building is distinguished by its asymmetrical composition and vertical dominance in the form of a tall tower with a multi-pitched roof and ornamental spire.
The mansion's facade displays exceptional richness of "gingerbread house" style details. Abundant woodwork, lace-like elements, and decorative panels create an impression of fine handcrafted artistry. Vertical and horizontal articulations of the facade form a complex rhythm, interspersed with diverse windows ranging from rectangular to arched forms.
Particularly noteworthy are the numerous gables with decorative elements in the form of shells, floral motifs, and geometric patterns. The facade's color scheme — light green with white details — emphasizes its elegance and intricate detailing. The elegant porch on the first floor with its characteristic canopy harmoniously complements the overall composition.
The building is surrounded by a well-maintained garden with shrubs and framed by decorative metal fencing with stone pillars, further emphasizing its status as a historical landmark and example of the high craftsmanship of Victorian-era American architects.