Before us stands a magnificent example of British urban architecture from the Victorian era, presented as an elegant townhouse made of yellow London brick. The symmetrical facade of the building is designed in the classic Georgian style, emphasized by characteristic white decorative elements.
The facade of this three-story mansion is notable for its two projecting bay windows with semi-circular windows on the first and second floors, which create an expressive rhythmic pattern and visually expand the interior spaces. The windows are tall, rectangular, with classic white frames that accentuate the vertical composition.
The central entrance is framed by a strict white portal and accented by an elegant dark brown wooden door. A symmetrical stone staircase leads to the entrance, giving the facade a sense of solemnity. Particular attention is drawn to the combination of white architectural details with the warm tone of the brickwork, creating an exquisite contrast.
The landscaping in front of the house perfectly complements the architecture: neatly trimmed spherical topiaries in black planters, flower boxes under the windows, and a cobblestone area patterned in a circular design create a sense of respectable urban space. The wrought iron fence in the foreground completes the overall picture and organically finishes the composition.