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The image showcases an elegant historical villa with characteristic features of the neoclassical style from the late 19th century. The building features a symmetrical facade with rich decorative elements. The main volume of this two-story mansion is crowned with a gray mansard roof adorned with decorative elements and chimneys, giving the building's silhouette an exquisite completeness.
The central part of the facade is accentuated by a magnificent three-arched loggia with classical Corinthian columns, creating a rhythmic portico. Above the columns sits a graceful balcony with a balustrade, which serves not only as a functional element but also as a decorative ornament. The facade has clearly pronounced horizontal rustication, giving the building monumentality and solidity.
The building's foundation is made of roughly processed natural stone, creating a contrast with the smooth plastered walls of the upper part of the facade in a sand shade. The window openings are framed with architectural platbands, and the building's cornice is decorated with stucco details. The mansion is surrounded by a small well-kept area and has a ceremonial staircase leading to the main entrance, emphasizing the status of the building and its representative character.