The photograph showcases a magnificent example of Italianate architecture, popular in the United States during the second half of the 19th century. The building is executed in a light shade, presumably brick, with a characteristic square belvedere tower crowning the composition.
The facade displays typical features of the Italian style: arched windows with decorative frames, wide cornices with ornamental brackets (modillions) emphasizing the building's horizontal lines. Particularly expressive are the tall narrow windows with semi-circular tops and relief frames. The corner pilasters and decorative elements are crafted with meticulous attention to detail.
The facade features a small portico with columns leading to the main entrance, giving the building elegance and monumentality. The facade is adorned with distinctive tall chimneys with decorative caps, characteristic of the Victorian era. The symmetrical composition of the building with projecting elements creates an interesting play of light and shadow.
The surrounding landscape with greenery and stone steps leading to the building emphasizes its representative character. The building was likely originally a residential mansion of a wealthy family and may now serve as a historical museum or public institution.