The building presented is a magnificent example of Victorian architecture in the Queen Anne style, characterized by its richness and diversity of architectural elements. The facade is made of red brick, creating a striking contrast with the mint-green roof and decorative elements of the same shade.
The asymmetrical composition of the facade, typical for this style, deserves special attention. The building is adorned with a turret featuring a dome-shaped roof, positioned at the right corner of the facade. Many windows have an arched form, while the central round window on the second floor gives the building a particular charm.
The facade is richly decorated with carved wooden elements, especially noticeable in the gables and under the cornices. An extensive porch wraps around the facade, supported by elegant columns. Balustrades on the porch and the second-floor balcony add sophistication to the entire architectural ensemble.
The combination of materials is interesting: besides the dominant red brick, stone is used in the lower part of the facade, creating a solid foundation. The multi-pitched roof with several gables and chimneys complements the complex silhouette of the building, characteristic of late 19th-century architecture.