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The image showcases an exquisite example of English country architecture in the late Neo-Gothic style with elements of Neo-Tudor influence. The massive red-brick building features an impressive asymmetrical facade with characteristic pointed gables and a series of dormers projecting from the sloped tile roof.
The facade demonstrates masterful use of red brick, which gives the entire exterior a warm, rich tone. Particularly striking are the three monumental chimneys with decorative elements, giving the building vertical rhythm and emphasizing its prestigious status. The architectural composition is enriched by a variety of window openings: arched windows on the ground floor and rectangular windows with frequent mullion divisions, typical of English architecture.
The central entrance is accentuated by a semi-circular arch with stone framing, creating an elegant contrast with the brickwork. Decorative lanterns are placed on both sides of the entrance, highlighting the symmetry of this architectural element. The building's plinth is made of light-colored stone, visually reinforcing the foundation of the structure and creating an elegant transition to the paved area in front of the house.
The area in front of the building is landscaped using formal elements of garden design: symmetrically placed topiary plants in containers flank the entrance, while a small geometric pool blends organically into the overall composition. The surrounding trees create a natural background, emphasizing the historical rootedness of the architectural object in the English landscape.