The photograph showcases a magnificent example of Victorian architecture, likely in the Queen Anne style. The building is a three-story mansion with a characteristic asymmetrical facade composition. The facade is painted in an elegant light green color with dark green and chocolate brown accents, which emphasize its architectural details.
The mansion is adorned with rich lace-like decorative elements typical of the Victorian era. The roofline is crowned with an elegant metal railing featuring pointed elements. The mansard roof includes three distinctive gables with decorative elements in the form of triangles and ornate brackets.
The facade is distinguished by an abundance of carved details: decorative brackets, exquisite filigree elements on porches and balconies. Of particular note are the two verandas: upper and lower, both framed with white carved wooden ornamentation creating a lace-like effect. The main entrance is accentuated by wooden double doors in a reddish hue, accessed by a small staircase.
The window openings are framed with decorative casings and represent classic double-hung windows with upper transoms typical of that period. In front of the house stands a wrought iron fence with a gate, and the territory is adorned with flowering plants and ornamental shrubs, complementing the overall impression of well-maintained historical authenticity.