This country house showcases an excellent blend of traditional American architecture with modern elements. The spacious mansion is executed in a style reminiscent of Craftsman with neo-traditional influences, creating an impression of solidity and elegance.
The facade features a thoughtfully designed asymmetrical composition with several gables of varying heights and depths, giving the house a dynamic and interesting appearance. Particularly expressive is the central gable with its large window and arched entrance portico. The facade materials harmoniously combine natural stone (predominantly in the lower part of the building, including the portico columns and garage sections) with beige wooden cladding in the upper portion.
The roof is finished in warm brown shingles, contrasting with metal roofing elements over certain sections of the facade. The stone chimney deserves special attention as an architectural dominant feature on the right side of the composition. Window openings of various shapes and sizes (rectangular, oval, arched) are designed in a unified style with white frames, creating a rhythmic articulation of the facade.
The landscape design with neat circular lawns and low shrubs emphasizes the architectural concept of the house. The semicircular driveway made of light-colored material visually softens the monumentality of the structure. The mansion is organically integrated into the surrounding nature — tall pine trees frame the building, and a body of water is visible in the background, indicating a thoughtful positioning of the house to take advantage of scenic views.