Before us is a charming two-story house executed in a style with elements of French provincial architecture. The facade features a harmonious combination of textures and proportions. The upper floor is designed with a classic mansard roof with a characteristic break, covered with dark shingles. The vertical rhythm of the facade is created by gray-brown shingle panels framing the central projection of the second floor with its balcony.
The lower level of the facade is light-colored, with an elegant arch framing large glass doors leading to a covered porch. Classical order columns support the porch overhang, creating a sense of lightness and elegance. The open porch with a short stair approach is finished with a brick base, adding textural contrast to the overall appearance of the building.
Particular attention is drawn to the second-floor balcony with wrought iron railings, which gives the facade a romantic character and serves as an architectural accent. The porch is artfully furnished with comfortable wicker chairs, making it a natural extension of the living space. The landscape design with neatly trimmed shrubs, floral compositions, and hanging plants in planters emphasizes the cozy atmosphere of the home.