The painting depicts the Dole Manor house building, which stands out with its historical architecture and yellow facade coloring. The building features an expressive multi-story volume with a quadrangular tower topped by a dark, pointed roof with a weather vane at the apex. The facade is adorned with white decorative elements around the window openings, inter-story cornices, and corner pilasters, giving the structure a grand appearance and highlighting its Neo-Gothic or Eclectic style features.

On the left side of the manor house, a lower, one-story wing or extension is visible with lighter yellow walls and a row of rectangular windows. At the end of this section, there is an entrance with distinctive red doors and a small flight of steps. A wide, greenish-yellow lawn stretches across the foreground of the building, illuminated by spring or autumn light, creating bright patches on the ground surface.

The overall composition is framed by leafless tree branches in the foreground and on the side, indicating an early spring or late autumn season. Other tree canopies and a light, hazy sky are visible in the background behind the manor building. The artwork is painted on canvas, and the author's signature is visible in white in the lower left corner.