The photograph depicts a magnificent Second Empire style mansion with a characteristic mansard roof. The building is painted in a soft olive-green color that harmonizes beautifully with the surrounding landscape. The facade showcases rich architectural decoration typical of this architectural style.
The mansard roof, covered with slate tiles, features an expressive curve and is complemented by dormer windows with decorative pediments. The facade is adorned with classical elements: cornices with modillions, elegant window casings around tall windows, and meticulously crafted details along the perimeter of the building.
A veranda with graceful wooden columns and a balustrade wraps around the front of the house, creating a cozy transitional space between the interior and landscape. Particularly noteworthy are the decorative brackets under the cornices and the fine craftsmanship of the wooden elements.
The landscaping emphasizes the architectural value of the building: neatly trimmed evergreens, flower beds, and a well-maintained lawn frame the house, creating a cohesive composition. The brick pathway and elegant plantings complement the overall appearance of this historic mansion, demonstrating careful attention to detail and the historical context of the building.