The building presented is an excellent example of historical architecture in Neo-Renaissance style with elements of Spanish influence. This three-story mansion made of yellow brick features a distinctive square shape with a characteristic high hipped roof covered with terracotta tiles.
The facade of the building is distinguished by rich decorative elements. Of particular note are the arched windows with wooden frames and distinctive surrounds. The second floor features an elegant balcony with wrought iron railings. The main entrance is framed by a monumental double staircase leading to an exquisite front door with an arched portal and decorative wrought iron grille.
Architectural details of the facade include decorative white stone inserts that contrast with the brickwork, a projecting cornice with wooden brackets, and meticulously crafted window frames. The mansion is surrounded by a low brick fence with wrought iron gates, which emphasizes the integrity of the architectural ensemble.
The building represents a well-preserved example of an early 20th century urban villa, demonstrating the craftsmanship of architects of that time and their attention to detail.