This charming mansion is a striking example of Tudor Revival style, popular in American architecture of the early 20th century. The facade displays characteristic features of this style: a high roof with smooth curves, faux half-timbering with decorative wooden elements on a cream stucco surface, and brickwork in the lower portion of the building.
The central entrance is accentuated by a protruding portico with an arch and a small balcony above it. A decorative element with a round medallion above the entrance draws special attention. The windows feature multi-pane glazing, which is also typical of Tudor style. Striped awnings over the first-floor windows emphasize the symmetry of the facade.
The landscaping highlights the architectural composition: a brick staircase with several steps leads to the front door, while decorative stone spheres on brick pedestals are installed on both sides of the stairs. Autumn leaves on the steps and trees surrounding the house create an atmosphere of coziness and historical authenticity. The harmonious combination of materials – brick, stucco, and wood – demonstrates the careful attention to detail characteristic of this architectural direction.