This elegant country house showcases a refined French style, exemplifying the grace of Provençal architecture. The facade is covered with light stucco in a soft beige tone, which gives it warmth and natural harmony. Particularly noteworthy is the roof with characteristic gray slate covering and graceful dormer windows that emphasize the French influence.
The architectural composition of the facade is symmetrical and precise — five window and door openings with neat arched elements create a rhythmic pattern. The door and window frames are painted in a muted blue-gray color, harmoniously complementing the overall color palette of the building. The central entrance is accentuated by a small overhang and flanked by decorative flower arrangements, adding coziness and welcoming appeal.
The framing of the openings is made of light stone, creating a subtle contrast with the main stucco. The facade is surrounded by a low stone wall that serves not only as a barrier but also as an element of landscape design, organically connecting the architecture with the garden area. The landscaping delicately frames the structure, emphasizing its harmonious integration into the natural surroundings.