The image showcases a row of historic urban townhouses exhibiting Victorian architectural style characteristic of North American cities from the late 19th to early 20th century. Particularly prominent are two adjacent houses with triangular gables creating a striking silhouette against the greenery backdrop.
On the left stands a red brick townhouse with an expressive bay window abundantly covered with ivy, giving the building a romantic, picturesque character. The house's gable is finished in dark green with contrasting details, emphasizing its historical authenticity. The steeply pitched roof shows typical neo-Gothic influence.
The central house is executed in light beige tones with brick accents. Its facade features an elegant bay window facing the street, a classical portico with columns, and a small triangular canopy above the entrance. The gables of both buildings create a rhythmic composition, while the red brick chimneys enhance the historical authenticity of the ensemble.
Well-maintained front gardens and brick-paved driveways are situated in front of the houses. Despite the compact arrangement of the buildings, small passages are maintained between them, typical of urban development from that period. The visible details of window frames, decorative masonry, and the variety of facade textures testify to the high level of craftsmanship and attention to architectural details.