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Before us is a charming historical door numbered 77, set within a sandstone façade characteristic of traditional English architecture. The door is finished in white and features an arched design, lending it elegance and architectural expressiveness. The distinctive feature of this door is its decorative metal elements: three round glass portholes with black frames, arranged in a triangular pattern in the upper section, creating an interesting visual accent.
The door's surface is adorned with numerous decorative metal studs along its perimeter, emphasizing its traditional craftsmanship character. In the center is a substantial black door knocker in the form of a lion's head — a classic element of English door hardware. Below sits a narrow mail slot, while a small metal doorbell is attached to the side.
The honey-golden sandstone façade frames the doorway, creating a warm contrast with the white door. The upper portion of the façade is draped with climbing green plants that organically integrate the architecture into its natural surroundings. Bright yellow flowers grow at the base of the door, adding cheerfulness to the composition and enhancing the sense of a cozy, lived-in space. This door is a beautiful example of how a functional architectural element becomes an expressive artistic detail of the façade.