The Healy house is a Colonial Revival updating of a Queen Anne dwelling. The three-story bay tower with conical roof drops down onto a curved porch that joins the pedimented entrance porch. On the left side a two-story angled bay continues up into the shingled gambrel roof gable. Above the bay is one of several Palladian windows.
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