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The building presented in the image is a magnificent example of late Victorian architecture with Neo-Romanesque elements. The mansion is constructed from massive stone blocks, giving it monumentality and solidity.
The façade of the building features an asymmetrical composition, characteristic of Victorian architecture. It presents a combination of various architectural elements: a pointed gable in the central part, a round tower with a conical roof on the right, and protruding bay windows adding volume and play of light.
The stone masonry of the façade deserves special attention, made of carefully processed blocks creating a textural pattern. The roof has a complex configuration and is covered with shingles of various shades, adding visual interest to the upper part of the building.
The entrance group is represented by a wide porch with columns and a balustrade, leading to an entrance door with glazing characteristic of that period. Windows of various shapes and sizes (rectangular, arched, bay) demonstrate careful attention to detail and functionality.
The landscaping around the house with a neat lawn and small shrubs emphasizes the architectural value of the structure, allowing the façade to dominate the visual perception.