Before us stands an elegant neoclassical mansion finished in light tones. The façade of the building demonstrates clean lines and harmonious proportions characteristic of the French architectural tradition of the early 20th century.
The symmetrical main façade is crowned with a distinctive arched window on the second floor with a balcony framed by elegant wrought-iron railings. The central part is highlighted by an architectural projection and decorated more elaborately, giving the composition a vertical accent. The windows of the first floor have arched completions, creating a rhythmic alternation with the rectangular windows of the upper level.
Special expressiveness is added to the façade by balustrades located both on the roof, forming a parapet, and in front of the entrance group. The wrought-iron balcony railings are executed with a delicate ornamental pattern, adding sophistication to the building. The façade is complemented by decorative wall sconces that emphasize the classical style of the structure.
The white palette of the exterior with fine architectural articulations and details testifies to the influence of French neoclassicism. The mansion is surrounded by neatly trimmed evergreen plants, forming a landscape framing that harmonizes with the architectural image of the building.