Before us stands an excellent example of Georgian architecture - a red brick building known as the "Eagle House Hotel". The facade demonstrates the classic features of Georgian style with its strict symmetry and expressive elements.
The two-story building is faced with red brick with contrasting white decorative elements,. Particular attention is drawn to the accentuated central entrance with a semicircular window above the door and a classical portico in white and cream tones. On both sides of the entrance are symmetrical tall windows with white frames and characteristic Georgian glazing patterns.
The architectural rhythm of the facade is enhanced by the corner white quoins that effectively contrast with the brickwork. The triangular pediment is adorned with a round window in the center and crowned with a small statue at the top - an element that adds monumentality to the building. Particularly noteworthy are the white sculptural elements in the form of eagles on the entrance gate pylons, reflecting the name of the building.
The structure is surrounded by decorative wrought iron fencing with brick pillars designed in the same style as the main building. To the left of the main structure, there is a noticeable addition with a glass roof, presumably a later supplement to the historical structure.