This image depicts the "Honka" dacha, a prominent wooden residence located within the Mezhyhirya Residence complex in Novi Petrivtsi, Ukraine

This image depicts the "Honka" dacha, a prominent wooden residence located within the Mezhyhirya Residence complex in Novi Petrivtsi, Ukraine. The scene is set during winter, characterized by a clear blue sky and substantial snow cover across the landscape and building surfaces. The multi-story dacha, constructed primarily of dark stained timber, features multiple gabled roofs heavily laden with snow. Decorative string lights are visible along the eaves, partially covered by snow. The central facade includes a large, ornate circular window on the upper level, flanked by numerous rectangular windows. Wooden balconies with railings are present on multiple levels. A covered entrance portico, supported by columns, leads to a set of stone stairs accessing the main entrance. Two ornate, traditional-style street lamps are visible near the building's approach. In the foreground, a large evergreen tree, possibly a spruce or fir, is heavily covered in snow and dominates the left side of the frame. Snow also covers ground-level bushes, sculpted hedges, and accumulates in various piles. A paved pathway or driveway, partially cleared of snow, runs in front of the residence. Bare deciduous trees are visible in the distant background to the right. No individuals are present in the image.