Opposite the school is an unusual late Federal house in brick with a projecting belt course between the first and second stories and a hipped roof surmounted by a small, centered platform (missing its parapet). Instead of the five-bay elevation characteristic of the standard Federal elevation, here are three at somewhat larger scale, an early Victorian anticipation of the
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