This dwelling has been much added to and remodeled; it seems to have started life as an Italianate design, which was then taken over by Eastlake and Queen Anne influences. The main block of the house centers on a square bay on the first floor, with an open roofed porch above. To the left, the entrance porch cantilevers out of its gable and enriches it with fancy sawed bargeboards.
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