This architectural specimen showcases an elegant residential façade in neoclassical style with a pronounced semi-circular portico. The façade is characterized by a harmonious combination of classical elements and contemporary accents. The central semi-circular portico is supported by four white columns with Corinthian capitals, lending monumentality and sophistication to the entrance area.
Particularly noteworthy is the contrasting turquoise front door (number 116), which serves as a vibrant focal point against the light cream façade. Above the portico sits a semi-circular balcony with decorative wrought iron railings, enhancing the architectural expressiveness. Symmetrically placed arched windows with radial muntins emphasize the classic aesthetic of the house.
The brick steps leading to the entrance are executed in traditional masonry, creating a visual transition between the garden and the house. The cozy atmosphere is complemented by thoughtful landscaping: bright green and flowering plants in containers, as well as elegant outdoor furniture with textile accents that echo the door color.
For private homeowners, this façade demonstrates the effectiveness of several techniques: using a contrasting color for the entrance door as a way to create emphasis; applying classical architectural elements (columns, arched windows) to add prestige; combining functional elements (balcony, portico) with decorative ones; creating multi-level landscaping to soften the strictness of the architecture and integrate the house into the surrounding landscape.