Before us stands a magnificent example of Victorian architecture in brick execution. This impressive mansion is built of red brick with decorative elements characteristic of the late 19th century. The façade of the building is symmetrical and features exquisite detailing.
The mansion has two full floors with a mansard third level, expressed by dormers (attic windows) with triangular pediments. The roof of the building is pitched, slate, with three massive brick chimneys that emphasize the historical authenticity of the structure.
The façade is adorned with white decorative elements, creating a striking contrast with the brickwork. The windows are framed with white casings with decorative pediments. Particularly expressive are the classical porticos with white columns supporting balconies with decorative balustrades at the second-floor level.
Notable is the meticulous elaboration of details: decorative elements above the windows, elegant brackets under the cornices, and a fine white line separating the floors. The building is surrounded by a well-maintained garden and metal fencing, which complements the overall impression of aristocracy and solidity characteristic of the architecture of that period.