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The image presents a close-up, head-on view of the Haussmannian-style stone facade of a multi-story residential building located in Paris, France. Four full floors are prominently displayed, characterized by light-colored, finely dressed stone blocks and intricate architectural details. The ground level features a dark red entrance door below a light-colored stone architrave bearing the address number "40". Above this, the first full floor displays three windows, two of which are covered by closed white louvered shutters, while the third on the right is open, revealing a dark interior. This floor lacks a continuous balcony but has decorative stone corbels. The second full floor (third from the bottom) is equipped with a long, continuous black wrought iron balcony, featuring elaborate scrollwork and geometric patterns. Behind this balcony are four windows, three of which are partially open with interior sheer curtains visible, and one on the far left shows a closed white louvered shutter. The third full floor (fourth from the bottom) features individual Juliette-style balconies in front of each window, adorned with identical black wrought iron railings. Four windows are visible on this level; the leftmost is open, the middle two are closed with interior sheer curtains, and the second from the right displays two white snowflake decals on the glass. Each window on this level is topped with decorative stone carving, including laurel wreaths. The uppermost visible floor (partially cropped) also shows individual Juliette balconies and windows. To the right of the primary light-colored stone building, a vertical cream-colored section marks a junction with an adjacent structure. This neighboring building exhibits sections of red brick interspersed with stone, and its windows are fitted with grey louvered shutters, some of which are open. No people, animals, or active interactions are visible. The scene is static, captured under what appears to be diffused daylight conditions.
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