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The image displays a two-story private residence in American Craftsman style with notable Prairie style influences. The façade showcases a harmonious combination of materials: the lower section is clad in natural stone creating a solid foundation, while the upper floor features dark brown wooden siding.
Particularly noteworthy is the spacious front porch with substantial square columns in a cream color, set upon stone bases. The porch roof continues as an extension of the main roof line, creating a sense of compositional unity. The wide roof overhangs, characteristic of the Craftsman style, protect the porch from precipitation and direct sunlight.
The façade is symmetrically organized, with a central entrance accessed by a wide staircase with wooden railings. The wooden elements of the porch and railings are painted in the same dark brown color as the upper floor siding, ensuring visual cohesion. Window openings are framed with light-colored trim, contrasting with the dark wall cladding.
The landscaping around the house appears to be in its early stages, with young trees and shrubs recently planted, indicating the relatively new construction of the building. The house bears the number 727, visible on the pediment above the entrance. Overall, the architecture reflects a contemporary reinterpretation of historic American styles, combining traditional elements with the practicality of modern housing.