Before us stands an excellent example of neo-Gothic architecture embodied in a large mansion built of light sandstone. The building demonstrates typical features of Victorian Gothic with elements of the so-called "castellated style." The facade is skillfully executed in cut stone with precise masonry, creating an impression of monumentality and solidity.
The architectural composition is asymmetrical, which is characteristic of neo-Gothic design. The mansion is crowned with pointed gables and tall chimneys that give the silhouette of the building a vertical aspiration. Particularly expressive are the pointed arch windows with stone tracery, emphasizing the Gothic stylistics.
The facade is enriched with decorative elements: elegant stone carvings, an openwork parapet adorning the balcony line above the porch, and fine architectural details in the gable designs. The portico of the main entrance is designed as an arcade gallery with pointed arches characteristic of neo-Gothic style.
The building is organically integrated into the surrounding landscape with flowering trees and a well-maintained lawn, enhancing the impression of the mansion as an example of "picturesque" architecture popular in the 19th century. The side extensions and arched elements in the background create the impression of an architectural ensemble that develops in space.