The image showcases a magnificent example of San Francisco Victorian architecture, commonly known as a "painted lady." The façade exhibits rich decorative elements characteristic of the Queen Anne style, featuring a distinctive corner bay window tower adorned with ornamental carvings and intricate details.
Particularly impressive is the central polygonal bay window with large windows framed by white shutters. The cornice of the bay is richly decorated with carved elements and supported by decorative brackets. The façade is painted in a deep burgundy color with white decorative elements, creating the classic contrast typical of Victorian homes.
The building is literally enveloped in blooming wisteria, with cascades of delicate lavender-colored flowers elegantly framing the façade and accentuating the architectural features of the house. At the bottom, there is a garage door painted to match the main color of the façade, while a staircase leading to the entrance door is visible on the side, which is typical for San Francisco urban homes built on hilly terrain.