The image showcases a splendid example of early 20th century Neo-Gothic or Art Nouveau architecture. The building, known as "Villa Regina" (as indicated by the decorative tile on the facade), exhibits meticulously designed brickwork with contrasting stone elements.
The facade features an asymmetrical composition with a characteristic triangular pediment at the top. Particularly noteworthy are the decorative elements: arched window openings with ornate casings, ornamental ceramic inserts, and an expertly crafted wrought iron balustrade on the second-floor balcony. The window frames have traditional divisions into small sections in the upper part, emphasizing the building's historical authenticity.
The lower floor is adorned with a semi-circular decorative element above the entrance group featuring a fan-shaped ornament, as well as decorative columns. Special attention should be paid to the facade's color scheme – the rich brick-red color of the walls effectively contrasts with the gray stone inserts and decorative elements in blue and golden colors on the ceramic panels.
A small front garden with blooming roses is laid out in front of the building, complementing the overall aesthetics and emphasizing the building's belonging to the tradition of European urban mansions from the beginning of the last century.