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The image displays the front facade of Elim Court, a gabled, two-story building located at 43 Magdalen Way, Gorleston-on-Sea, United Kingdom. The exterior is constructed from dark grey/black flint or pebble-dash, accented by contrasting white painted brickwork forming arched surrounds for the windows and central entrance. The building features a steeply pitched gable roof with stepped brickwork along its eaves. At the gable's apex, a decorative architectural element is visible, with an eroded stone carving, possibly a human head or grotesque, positioned directly below it. The facade incorporates three prominent arched windows with white frames and multiple panes: a large central window on the upper level and two narrower, taller windows positioned lower on either side. These windows reflect a blue sky with scattered white clouds; the left window also reveals internal venetian blinds. Below the central window, an arched white door serves as the main entrance, featuring vertical panels and a silver handle on the right. Above the door, the address "43" and the name "ELIM COURT" are inscribed within the white arch. A small, dark-colored security camera is mounted on the wall above the door to the left. The lower section of the building's facade is painted black, exhibiting some areas of peeling white paint. Faint white, faded markings, possibly spelling "Maria," are visible on the dark base below the left window, while a small, rectangular opening, appearing boarded or covered, is present below the right window. The scene is lit by natural daylight under a clear blue sky with scattered white cirrus clouds. To the right of the building, a grey metallic utility pole with a mounted Yagi-Uda antenna extends vertically. Multiple overhead utility lines cross the upper portion of the frame in front of the building. No individuals or active interactions are present in the image.
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