A two-story stone building with a steeply pitched roof is shown, appearing to be a storefront or small house.

The exterior walls are constructed entirely of irregularly shaped, tan and brown stones.
There are four windows visible, two on each floor, each with white frames.

A bright blue wooden door is centered on the ground floor, flanked by windows on either side, and a small sign hangs above it.
The number "306" is visible above the door. 

The windows feature curtains and various objects displayed inside, suggesting a lived-in or business space.
Small flower boxes are attached beneath some of the windows. The building is situated on a paved road with landscaping visible on the sides.
A sign in the right window reads "Barber Styling" in white lettering.
A two-story stone building with a steeply pitched roof is shown, appearing to be a storefront or small house. The exterior walls are constructed entirely of irregularly shaped, tan and brown stones. There are four windows visible, two on each floor, each with white frames. A bright blue wooden door is centered on the ground floor, flanked by windows on either side, and a small sign hangs above it. The number "306" is visible above the door. The windows feature curtains and various objects displayed inside, suggesting a lived-in or business space. Small flower boxes are attached beneath some of the windows. The building is situated on a paved road with landscaping visible on the sides. A sign in the right window reads "Barber Styling" in white lettering.
A two-story stone building with a steeply pitched roof is shown, appearing to be a storefront or small house.

The exterior walls are constructed entirely of irregularly shaped, tan and brown stones.
There are four windows visible, two on each floor, each with white frames.

A bright blue wooden door is centered on the ground floor, flanked by windows on either side, and a small sign hangs above it.
The number "306" is visible above the door. 

The windows feature curtains and various objects displayed inside, suggesting a lived-in or business space.
Small flower boxes are attached beneath some of the windows. The building is situated on a paved road with landscaping visible on the sides.
A sign in the right window reads "Barber Styling" in white lettering.
A two-story stone building with a steeply pitched roof is shown, appearing to be a storefront or small house. The exterior walls are constructed entirely of irregularly shaped, tan and brown stones. There are four windows visible, two on each floor, each with white frames. A bright blue wooden door is centered on the ground floor, flanked by windows on either side, and a small sign hangs above it. The number "306" is visible above the door. The windows feature curtains and various objects displayed inside, suggesting a lived-in or business space. Small flower boxes are attached beneath some of the windows. The building is situated on a paved road with landscaping visible on the sides. A sign in the right window reads "Barber Styling" in white lettering.
A close-up photograph of an old wooden double door set into a rustic stone wall. The door is arched at the top, framed by a rounded arch made of reddish-pink sandstone blocks. The door panels are constructed from vertical wooden planks arranged in a chevron or herringbone pattern, pointing inward toward the center seam where the two halves meet. The wood appears weathered, with a warm brown tone and visible grain. Surrounding the door, the wall is composed of irregularly shaped stones in shades of red, brown, beige, and gray, mortared together with some white plaster visible in the joints. To the right of the door, there's a small rectangular stone slab or cover embedded in the wall, possibly a access panel or old mailbox slot. The ground in front is paved with uneven cobblestones. The overall scene evokes a historical or medieval European building, with signs of age like dirt, cracks, and slight discoloration on the stones and wood.
A close-up photograph of an old wooden double door set into a rustic stone wall. The door is arched at the top, framed by a rounded arch made of reddish-pink sandstone blocks. The door panels are constructed from vertical wooden planks arranged in a chevron or herringbone pattern, pointing inward toward the center seam where the two halves meet. The wood appears weathered, with a warm brown tone and visible grain. Surrounding the door, the wall is composed of irregularly shaped stones in shades of red, brown, beige, and gray, mortared together with some white plaster visible in the joints. To the right of the door, there's a small rectangular stone slab or cover embedded in the wall, possibly a access panel or old mailbox slot. The ground in front is paved with uneven cobblestones. The overall scene evokes a historical or medieval European building, with signs of age like dirt, cracks, and slight discoloration on the stones and wood.
A close-up photograph of an old wooden double door set into a rustic stone wall. The door is arched at the top, framed by a rounded arch made of reddish-pink sandstone blocks. The door panels are constructed from vertical wooden planks arranged in a chevron or herringbone pattern, pointing inward toward the center seam where the two halves meet. The wood appears weathered, with a warm brown tone and visible grain. Surrounding the door, the wall is composed of irregularly shaped stones in shades of red, brown, beige, and gray, mortared together with some white plaster visible in the joints. To the right of the door, there's a small rectangular stone slab or cover embedded in the wall, possibly a access panel or old mailbox slot. The ground in front is paved with uneven cobblestones. The overall scene evokes a historical or medieval European building, with signs of age like dirt, cracks, and slight discoloration on the stones and wood.
A close-up photograph of an old wooden double door set into a rustic stone wall. The door is arched at the top, framed by a rounded arch made of reddish-pink sandstone blocks. The door panels are constructed from vertical wooden planks arranged in a chevron or herringbone pattern, pointing inward toward the center seam where the two halves meet. The wood appears weathered, with a warm brown tone and visible grain. Surrounding the door, the wall is composed of irregularly shaped stones in shades of red, brown, beige, and gray, mortared together with some white plaster visible in the joints. To the right of the door, there's a small rectangular stone slab or cover embedded in the wall, possibly a access panel or old mailbox slot. The ground in front is paved with uneven cobblestones. The overall scene evokes a historical or medieval European building, with signs of age like dirt, cracks, and slight discoloration on the stones and wood.