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The image showcases a classic Victorian townhouse, characteristic of British architecture from the late 19th century. The façade is constructed of warm brown brick with contrasting white architectural elements, creating an elegant visual effect.
The two-story structure is crowned with a triangular pediment featuring a decorative element at its peak. Note the typical Victorian vertical proportions of the window openings — tall rectangular windows with white frames and casings. Particularly expressive are the bay windows on the ground floor, which add volume to the façade and increase the amount of natural light entering the interior spaces.
The entrance is adorned with an elegant arched portal with decorative white columns and stucco work, emphasizing the building's status. The house is surrounded by a small, well-maintained garden with shrubbery, enclosed by a low metal fence with a brick foundation and a white wall at the base. The combination of brickwork, refined details, and the proportionality of all elements makes this townhouse an excellent example of urban residential architecture of its era.