Before us stands an elegant country mansion executed in a mixed style, combining elements of French country and Tudor architecture. The facade presents a masterful composition of various textures and materials, where brick masonry and natural stone harmoniously blend together. Particularly expressive are the stone elements framing the entrance group and forming accent areas of the walls.
The asymmetrical facade is enriched by several architectural volumes, creating a dynamic silhouette. The roof has a complex configuration with multiple levels and slopes, covered with quality shingles. In the central part, a copper roof above the bay window stands out. Window openings of various shapes and sizes are rhythmically arranged across the facade – arched windows on the first floor contrast with rectangular windows on the second level.
The entrance area is accentuated by luxurious wooden doors and an elegant portico. Facade details, such as stone inserts, decorative diamond-patterned brickwork, and meticulously crafted window frames, give the building a sense of handcrafted attention to detail. The surrounding landscape with its manicured lawn and thoughtful plantings emphasizes the prestigious status of the residence, while mature trees create a natural frame for the architectural volume.