The presented building is a magnificent example of Victorian architecture in the Queen Anne style. This two-story white mansion features an asymmetrical facade with a characteristic corner tower, crowned with a pointed conical roof with shingle covering. The tower with its polygonal base serves as the dominant element of the composition.
The facade is richly adorned with carved wooden elements. Particularly noteworthy are the spacious verandas on both the first and second floors, framed with elegant turned balusters and decorative brackets. The central entrance is emphasized by an arched portal with an expressive pediment, which creates a ceremonial accent in the overall composition.
The window openings vary in shape and size, typical for the Queen Anne style, and are arranged in an asymmetrical order. The mansion is surrounded by a well-maintained garden with flowering shrubs, complementing its picturesque image. The snow-white facade finish effectively contrasts with the deep blue sky, highlighting the sophistication of the architectural solution and the attention to detail characteristic of the era.