The image showcases an expressive example of a neoclassical mansion with notable Mediterranean influences. The two-story building features a symmetrical facade painted in a soft sandy-yellow color, which harmoniously contrasts with white architectural elements.
The most remarkable details of the facade include a monumental portico with four majestic Corinthian columns supporting a classical entablature with frieze. The arched portal, constructed of light brick with a pronounced keystone, adds special solemnity to the entrance group. The massive wooden door in dark brown serves as an accent element in the central part of the facade.
Window openings are framed with dark trims, creating a rhythmic articulation of the facade. On the second floor, the central window stands out, forming a vertical axis of symmetry together with the columns and entrance portal. The roof has a slight slope and is distinguished by a cornice with a characteristic overhang.
An elegant staircase with white railings is located in front of the building, and decorative sculptures are installed on both sides of the entrance. The landscaping emphasizes the Mediterranean character of the architecture: palm trees and tropical plants create a resort atmosphere, while manicured lawns and low shrubs frame the territory.
The overall composition of the facade reflects the aspiration for representativeness and status typical of neoclassical architecture, but with adaptation to warm climate and inclusion of elements characteristic of coastal regions.