The photograph showcases an excellent example of an English country house built in the traditional Tudor style. The façade features a characteristic black and white color scheme with pronounced wooden frame elements creating a contrasting geometric pattern against the white plastered wall.
Particularly striking are the pointed gables with dark wooden beams forming the distinctive Tudor-style "half-timbering." The windows on the upper floor are framed with arched elements, adding elegance to the building. The second floor features a small balcony with white railings that harmoniously integrates into the overall composition.
The lower level is partially constructed from red brick, creating an interesting contrast with the white plaster of the upper level. The ground floor veranda is adorned with decorative white columns featuring carved elements and flower pots, adding coziness and elegance to the building. The entrance is accentuated by a small porch and symmetrically arranged windows.
The roof is covered with traditional ceramic tiles in a reddish-brown color, topped with decorative elements including a weather vane. The house is surrounded by a well-maintained area with a paved driveway and greenery, emphasizing its respectability.