A medieval-style house features a balcony with a unicorn plaque, surrounded by woodwork details.
An outdoor daytime view looking up at the upstairs balcony of a medieval or Tudor style house. The house faces slightly to the left. The house is beige stucco with dark brown wood trim. Below the balcony are two tall, dark brown, double wood doors. One door is open in the bottom left corner of the frame. The other set of doors rises from the center middle of the frame. To the right of the closed doors is a window with lots of panes that faces to the right. The balcony is painted dark brown and has a wood frame with wooden spindles on each section. On the front of the balcony is a beige plaque with a dark wood frame. A relief of a brown unicorn is on the plaque. The unicorn is lying down with his front legs slightly raised. He is facing to the right. The wall of the house, behind the balcony, has a door with a window on each side of it. Above this door and windows are wide dark brown trim. A large square window is above the door at the roof peak. It has an extended thick dark brown wood frame. There is a wood support shelf above this window. The peak of the roof has a flat top. The eves of the roof on the left is visible. It is beige with two boards of brown trim. A shake shingle roof is above and to the right of the balcony. The background behind the peak and across the top is a blue sky with Cirrus clouds.