Before us stands a classic example of a colonial-style mansion with elements of Greek Revival architecture. The facade of the building presents a harmonious combination of stone masonry and a majestic white portico with four Corinthian columns supporting a triangular pediment. The two-story structure with symmetrically arranged window openings adds a special monumentality to the building.
The lower floor is constructed of natural stone in sandy tones, creating a sense of solidity and connection to the earth. The windows are framed with green shutters, adding contrast and emphasizing the historical authenticity of the building. The central entrance is decorated with an elegant portal featuring a glass door, above which is a small balcony with wrought iron railings.
Special attention is drawn to the decorative elements: a pair of white stone lions guarding the entrance, elegant white wrought iron benches on either side of the grand staircase, and classical urns with plants that soften the strictness of the architectural forms. All of this is framed by a well-maintained landscape with shrubs and trees, emphasizing the ceremonial nature and historical significance of the structure.