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A two-story residential building, typical of London suburban architecture, with an attic conversion featuring a skylight and a small gable dormer, is observed under an overcast sky. The exterior walls are finished in a brown, textured stucco or pebble-dash. The roof is tiled, displaying a mix of terracotta and grey sections. Bare tree branches partially obscure the upper portion of the structure. On the ground floor, a prominent white bay window is visible on the right, above which the house number "247" is affixed in black numerals. The upper panes of this bay window contain stained glass elements depicting red and green floral motifs, possibly thistles. To the left of the bay window is a standard rectangular window. The first floor features a large rectangular window on the left, behind which a distinct pink, knotted textile object is suspended. To the right of this window is a narrow, vertically oriented bay window. All visible windows are white UPVC frames with internal grid patterns. A small, dark grey satellite dish is mounted on the wall beneath the left first-floor window. Below this, a small white vent or fixture is present on the wall. No people are visible.
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