This image presents a classic British Victorian-style building constructed of red brick. The house features an asymmetrical façade with characteristic architectural elements of the late 19th century. The central accent of the ground floor is an elegant conservatory with a glazed bay window, crowned with a decorative gable featuring intricate fretwork - a typical element of Victorian architecture.
The façade demonstrates meticulous attention to detail: corner projections, decorative brickwork along the roofline, and contrasting white window frames harmoniously complement the rich terracotta-colored brick masonry. The roof has a complex form with multiple slopes and is enhanced by a substantial brick chimney stack with multiple flues – another characteristic element of British residential construction from that period.
The building's windows vary in shape and size – from tall Victorian windows in the second-floor bay to more modest rectangular windows on the side façade. Special charm is added by the well-preserved original trim, including decorative elements in the form of white edging that emphasizes the architectural lines of the structure. At the base of the building, there is some modest vegetation that delicately frames the structure, highlighting its cozy, residential character.