This majestic colonial-style mansion is crafted from red brick. The facade of the building is symmetrical and displays characteristic features of Georgian architecture. The brickwork follows a traditional bond pattern, giving the wall surfaces visual texture and depth.
The two-story structure is adorned with elegant dormer windows on the sloped roof, which add harmony to the overall composition. Contrasting dark shutters on the windows create a rhythmic accent against the red brick background. The central entrance is accentuated by a graceful arch with white framing that projects from the facade plane, creating a small portico.
The first floor features tall French windows framed in white, creating an expressive contrast with the brick. The landscaping in front of the building includes neatly trimmed shrubs and hedges that emphasize the formality and symmetry of the facade. A wide staircase with railings leads to the entrance door, reinforcing the monumentality of the entire composition.