Entering through a gate in the railing and crossing the yard, one arrives at the low stoop which leads to a wide porch with attractive openwork columns. On the right hand end of the porch are the handsome paneled entrance doors, and on the left, two French doors with segmental arched heads surmounted by cornices. This same treatment is repeated at the two upper floors above the porch. The clapboard front wall is crowned by a cornice supported on paired brackets with panels in between.
Set back above it, a penthouse addition of 1927 with large windows, provides a fourth floor. At the left, and also set back, a much earlier two story addition contains a service entrance. The architecture of this house is that of the local vernacular with the wood segmental arched window heads reflecting the contemporary design of those executed in masonry.
