Before us stands a magnificent example of historical architecture in the Art Nouveau or late Eclectic style from the late 19th to early 20th century. The building's façade displays rich decorative ornamentation with characteristic elements typical of this period.
The main entrance features an exquisite portal with an arched top, framed by two columns and crowned with lavish stucco decoration. The wooden doors with glazing are crafted with exceptional skill, preserving the historical appearance.
Particularly noteworthy is the second-floor balcony with intricate wrought-iron railings in Art Nouveau style, supported by decorative brackets. The window openings have clear vertical divisions and are framed with elegant casings.
The façade is abundantly adorned with stucco work – featuring cartouches, floral motifs, and geometric elements. Vertical pilasters create a rhythmic division of the façade, emphasizing its grandeur. The basement section is finished in a darker color, creating a visual foundation for the lighter upper portion.
A cobblestone path, framed by low metal railings, leads to the grand entrance, enhancing the impression of the architectural ensemble.