N5, Nodar Dumbadze str.
The building was built at the beginning of the XX century. The Consulate of Denmark and later, the Consulate of Germany (since 1921) were arranged in this house.
The house has rectangular planning. It has enclosed side yards with metal fences. There is a small yard behind the house as well. The main façade on the socle having classicistic aesthetics is strictly symmetric. There is a high entrance with a double-winged wooden door; a balcony leaning on the consoles is above the entrance and a tower with a Baroque oval gable. There is a classic gable on each side with Dorian columns and French-style balconies between them. The composition is completed by the horizontal windows between the sides and symmetric items of the mansard, also, well-shaped apertures, their sizes and inter-proportionality, stone material and neutral light colours. The lateral facades are simple, with a tower and avant-corps on one side. The posterior façade is almost dead. The entrance is now repaired with new material, but primarily it would have decorations.
