Before us stands a magnificent example of a Tudor-style residential house that combines authentic elements of medieval architecture with cozy compactness. The façade displays a classic combination of brick masonry in the lower part and light stucco with decorative dark beams in the upper part — a characteristic technique of half-timbered construction.
The house has a steep-pitched roof with neat gray shingles, giving the building an elegant appearance. Special expressiveness is added to the façade by two pointed gables with decorative tympanums adorned with geometric ornaments. The small window openings are framed with neat casings, and the central entrance is protected by a small canopy supported by brackets.
Particularly noteworthy is the brick masonry of the house's foundation — multi-toned with an aged effect, it gives the structure historical authenticity. The right side of the façade is complemented by an elegant veranda with wrought iron elements and decorative lanterns on brick pillars. The entrance is decorated with a graceful metal gate that echoes the overall architectural solution.
The house is organically integrated into the landscape, surrounded by greenery and low shrubs, which emphasizes its intimate scale and creates an atmosphere of a cozy family nest with references to English traditions of country architecture.