This design, like John Huddart's other Colorado courthouses, aims for a functional interior and an impressive exterior. The two-story, vernacular Neoclassical structure has a raised basement and dormered attic for extra space. Beige brick walls with limestone trim rise to a standard dentiled cornice and a pediment over the entry.
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