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The paper analyzes photometric observations and determines the parameters of a young precataclesmic variable with the subdwarf B, HS 2231+2441. During differential processing of observations, the light curves of the object in the V and R bands were constructed. Their model analysis was carried using models of irradiated stellar atmospheres with the combined consideration of the effects of reflection and nonsphericity of the components. As a result of the optimal description of the observed light curves, some of the parameters of the system were redefined: the inclination angle and semi-major axis of the orbit, the radii and masses of the components of HS 2231+2441. The resulting set of parameters is in good agreement with modern ideas about the characteristics of such systems.