From the National Register: "One-story, wood frame Queen Anne residence with a side facing gable-an-hip roof of asphalt shingles on a brick foundation. Full-width and wraparound projecting entry porch supported by wood turned columns with brackets on a wood porch deck with concrete step. Turned wood balustrade between the piers. The facade is five-bays (W, W, D, D, W) with horizontal wood Dutch lap siding and corner boards. The windows are floor length 112 wood double hung sash. The wood entry door is in the middle and is Queen Anne in style with a single light over a decorative raised panel and is flanked by sidelights with three-lights over a raised panel. Above the door and sidelights is a two light transom. The other door is wood with three-lights over two horizontal recessed panels and has an outer wood screen door. There are two internal brick chimneys visible that pierce the roof. There is a front facing gable dormer with an applied decorative wood circle with cutouts and triangular pieces. Eaves are boxed."