previous facadenext facade
The building presented in the photograph is an excellent example of Victorian-era architecture in the Queen Anne style. The two-story mansion is characterized by an asymmetrical facade with a distinctive corner tower, crowned with a conical roof and decorative finial.
The facade is painted in a soft blue color with white decorative elements, creating an elegant contrast. The building's expressiveness is enhanced by numerous bay windows and projecting elements. The upper tier of the tower is adorned with decorative windows featuring diamond-patterned glazing, typical for this architectural style.
The roof of the building is multi-gabled, with a pronounced pediment decorated with a semi-circular lunette window and ornamental trim. The first floor features a spacious veranda with classic white columns that elegantly wraps around the corner of the building. The windows vary in shape and size, many of them adorned with stained glass and decorative casings.
The landscaping in front of the house consists of neatly trimmed shrubs and hedges, which successfully frames the architectural ensemble. Overall, the facade reflects the characteristic features of late 19th century American architecture with its attention to decorative details and emphasis on expressive silhouettes.