Before us stands an excellent example of classical resort architecture, likely dating back to the late 19th – early 20th century. This two-story mansion impresses with its elegant facade design, executed in light tones with characteristic neoclassical elements. The symmetrical composition of the building is emphasized by a central projection with a triangular pediment and columns creating a ceremonial portico.
The facade features exquisite detailing: decorative pilasters framing tall windows, cornices and moldings that create distinct horizontal articulation. The color scheme adds special expressiveness – a pale yellow main tone contrasts with green window frames and doors, typical for coastal architecture of this period.
The windows of the first and second floors differ in proportions but maintain a unified style. Particularly notable are the wide panoramic windows of the left wing, providing abundant natural light to the interior spaces. The crowning elements of the facade – decorative spires on the roof – give the building's silhouette completeness and upward aspiration.
When designing your own home, several techniques could be borrowed: the symmetrical facade composition, contrasting color scheme for window frames, use of classical architectural details (pilasters, cornices), as well as the organization of a cozy space in front of the house with landscape design elements, as demonstrated here with neatly trimmed hedges and paved pathways.