Before us stands an expressive example of Victorian architecture—a brick mansion with a characteristic mansard roof. The building's façade demonstrates impeccable brickwork with carefully executed red brick masonry, creating an effect of textural depth. Particularly noteworthy are the arched elements above the windows and decorative projections that emphasize the structural hierarchy of the building.
The entrance group is designed as a small portico with two wall sconces that create warm lighting and a welcoming atmosphere. The concrete porch with several steps and white metal chairs adds a certain lightness and elegance to the building.
Special expressiveness is given to the façade by the round window in the lower part of the right side, as well as the decorative gable on the upper part of the building with a semicircular element resembling a fan. The dark slate roof contrasts with the red brick, while the stone foundation creates a solid base for the entire composition. The bright illumination from within, shining through the windows, emphasizes the habitability and warmth of this historic structure.