#602. Stone Tudor: Harmonious Facade with French Country Elements

This is a magnificent example of a country house in the Tudor style with elements of French country design. The facade presents a skillful combination of natural stone and brickwork, creating a rich textural composition. Particularly notable are the arched windows with brick frames, which bring elegance and historical character.

The roof is made of multicolored tiles with characteristic steep slopes and pointed gables, typical of Tudor architecture. The expressive brick chimney adds a vertical accent to the composition and emphasizes the traditional image.

The rear facade of the house is enriched with a spacious wooden deck with a pergola and a screened porch. These elements create a smooth transition between the interior space of the house and the surrounding landscape. The wrought iron elements of the balcony railing add sophistication to the overall appearance.

The color palette of the facade is built on soft, natural shades: beige stucco harmoniously combines with honey-sand tones of stone and terracotta accents of brickwork. Such a color solution perfectly integrates the house into the surrounding natural landscape with numerous trees.