This elegant entrance to a red brick building showcases an excellent example of traditional American Georgian architectural style. The facade is characterized by symmetry and classical proportions, typical for this architectural direction.
The main entrance is designed as an arched portal with a characteristic semicircular fanlight above the door, allowing natural light into the foyer. The white entrance door with panel design is framed by narrow sidelights, creating a classic three-part composition. A modest traditional-style lantern hangs above the entrance.
Special expressiveness is added to the facade by abundant greenery: climbing plants (presumably Virginia creeper or wisteria) effectively frame the entrance arch, creating a living contrast between the structured architecture and the organic form of plants. This green "frame" softens the strictness of the brickwork and emphasizes the arched portal as the central element of the composition.
Black shutters on the second-floor windows add additional rhythm and contrast to the overall composition of the facade. The entrance is equipped with stone steps with simple metal railings, which emphasizes functionality while maintaining the aesthetic integrity of the design.