The image shows a classic American Craftsman-style house, popular in the early 20th century. The facade displays characteristic features of this architectural style: low-pitched roofs with wide eaves, exposed rafter tails, and decorative brackets. Particularly noteworthy are the multiple gabled roofs of varying heights that create a dynamic silhouette.
The facade is clad with wooden shingles in a gray shade, which is traditional for this architectural direction. The foundation and porch columns are faced with brick, creating an interesting contrast of textures. The windows have distinctive divisions into several sections, often with a smaller upper transom.
The entrance area is designed as a covered porch with columns, accessed by a small staircase. An important detail is the asymmetrical composition of the facade with a projecting portico and a side entrance under an overhang. The green accents of the trim (window frames, cornices) harmonize well with the surrounding landscape of coniferous and deciduous plants.
The landscaping supports the overall style: neat low shrubs frame the approach to the house, while small flowers (tulips can be seen) add bright accents. All these elements together create an example of a cozy family home that blends organically with its natural surroundings.