Before us stands a distinguished brick mansion in the traditional British style. The building features a characteristic mansard roof with brown tiles, creating an elegant silhouette. The façade is constructed from red-brown brick, which lends the structure solidity and substance.
The architectural composition is enriched by several expressive elements: bay windows with panoramic glazing on the first and second floors, large windows with small mullions, and a central second-floor window with vertical divisions that creates a focal point in the façade composition. Particularly noteworthy are the projecting bay windows with semi-circular completions, adding plasticity and a play of light and shadow to the façade.
The entrance group is designed with restraint – a white door flanked by two wall-mounted light fixtures and a small canopy. The façade is complemented by meticulous landscaping: trimmed shrubs, a well-maintained lawn, and a small retaining wall made of stone that separates the property from the sidewalk. All these elements emphasize the status and comfortable elegance of this architectural solution, characteristic of affluent suburbs of British cities.