The photograph showcases a magnificent example of historical architecture in the classic Southern American style. The two-story building is constructed of light-colored stone with clearly defined masonry, giving the facade texture and solidity. The facade is symmetrical and characterized by three vertical axes of windows on each floor, framed by elegant black shutters.
The upper part of the building is adorned with a classical cornice featuring detailed molding, emphasizing its stylistic affiliation with neoclassicism. Tall windows with white frames and horizontal blinds create a rhythmic pattern across the facade. The arched elements above the upper floor windows add particular expressiveness.
The entrance to the building is designed with a small porch with an awning and a black front door, accessed by an elegant metal staircase with railings. In front of the house, a well-maintained garden with red flowering shrubs creates a vibrant contrast with the neutral tone of the facade. The majestic tree partially covering the building adds natural depth and context to the composition, hinting at the venerable age of the architectural structure.
The semi-basement level with small windows and a separate entrance is skillfully integrated into the overall composition. The proximity to an adjacent building of similar style indicates the historical development of the district with preserved architectural integrity.