The image depicts the main facade of a multi-story wooden building, identified as a structure within the former Mezhyhirya Residence, located in Novi Petrivtsi, Kyiv Oblast, Ukraine

The image depicts the main facade of a multi-story wooden building, identified as a structure within the former Mezhyhirya Residence, located in Novi Petrivtsi, Kyiv Oblast, Ukraine. The building is constructed primarily of horizontal wooden logs or planks, exhibiting a natural light brown hue. Its architectural style incorporates elements of traditional Ukrainian or European manor design, characterized by prominent gables and intricate woodwork. The roof is dark-colored, likely metal or slate, with a steep pitch. Central to the facade is a large, ornate wooden entrance porch with a projecting canopy supported by carved columns. Below this canopy is a large, light-colored wooden door with multiple glass panels, featuring a distinct grid pattern in its lower section. To the left of the door, another large window extends to the ground level. Two dark metal lanterns with multiple panes are suspended from the underside of the canopy, illuminating the entrance. Above the entrance, at the second story, a wooden balcony with a matching balustrade is present. Above the balcony, a large, prominent round window with radiating spokes and a central circular motif dominates the upper gable. Multiple rectangular windows with wooden frames are symmetrically arranged across the facade, both on the main and upper levels. In the foreground, a set of wide, light-colored stone or concrete steps leads up to the entrance. On either side of the steps, decorative square pillars, possibly made of stone or concrete, are topped with dark metal lanterns. To the right, a stone balustrade with ornate finials is visible, and some green foliage is present near the base of the pillar. The sky overhead is clear and vibrant blue, indicating fair weather. No individuals, animals, or vehicles are present in the frame.