The building presented is a magnificent example of Victorian architecture with neoclassical elements, dated 1889 as seen from the inscription on the facade. This structure is a chapel or religious building, judging by the inscription "CAPEL BEDYDDWYR CYMREIG" on the pediment, indicating its Welsh origin and Baptist affiliation.
The facade is constructed of red brick with abundant use of white decorative elements, creating an expressive contrast. The central part of the facade is emphasized by a monumental portico with four classical columns with Corinthian capitals supporting an entablature with an inscription. A symmetrical double staircase with white balusters leads to the entrance, giving the building solemnity and grandeur.
The upper part of the facade features arched windows with white casings and decorative elements. Particularly notable is the central pediment with a semi-circular window and ornate finishing. Dormer windows with elegant framing are visible on the roof, and the crowning cornice is adorned with classical details.
The entrance area is designed with a wooden double door with an arched top and decorative carvings, adding warmth and traditionality to the building. An elegant cast-iron fence on a low stone base is installed in front of the building, harmoniously complementing the overall architectural ensemble.
For modern house building, several techniques can be borrowed: contrasting combination of materials (brick and light decorative elements), symmetry of composition, use of classical elements (columns, pediments, cornices) in a simplified form, as well as highlighting the entrance area with architectural means to create an expressive accent.