Before us stands an elegant English-style mansion built of red brick with characteristic white window frames. The building's facade features a symmetrical composition with expressive dormers on the mansard floor. The central part of the facade is distinguished by a bay window with large bright windows, creating an impression of lightness and airiness against the solid brick masonry.
The main entrance is adorned with a semicircular arch and a classical portico supported by columns, which lends the building an element of Georgian architecture. Noteworthy is the meticulous attention to detail: the cornice with fine decorative elements separating the main part of the facade from the mansard floor, and the numerous window mullions typical of traditional English architecture.
Two round blue commemorative plaques are visible on the facade, indicating the building's historical and cultural significance. Brick chimneys on the roof and gabled windows complete the architectural appearance, creating an impression of solidity and substantiality. The landscaping around the building, including neatly trimmed shrubs and climbing plants on the facade, softly frames the architectural composition, emphasizing its classical character.