Before us stands an elegant entrance portal of a historic building with a brick façade and a bright yellow door. The classical portal is executed in Georgian style with expressive architectural elements. The central focus is a six-panel door in a rich yellow color, creating a vibrant accent against the red brick and white trim elements.
The doorway is framed by elegant white columns and a decorative pediment with a semicircular transom window above the door. This window features a spider web-like glazing pattern characteristic of colonial architecture. On both sides of the door are narrow windows with decorative grilles, giving the composition symmetry and completeness.
A brick staircase with several steps leads to the entrance, flanked by neat topiary plants in classical urns. Traditional lanterns are installed on both sides of the entrance in a style consistent with the overall architectural concept. Above the door, the inscription "Sixty Five" is elegantly placed, indicating the house number. The entire structure demonstrates a carefully thought-out composition where classical proportions combine with bright color accents.