The Jones house measures 18 feet by 30 feet and is a wood-frame structure covered with beveled siding on the front and wood shingles on the sides. It has a gable front with a shed-roofed porch. There are splayed lintels over the openings and exposed rafter ends at the eaves. The structure was moved to the present site from Halibut Cove, then rebuilt and re-sided.
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