This porch stretches slightly off-center along the front elevation of the residence. Both a formally symmetrical entrance portico and a single side portico sport stacked quoined brick columns paired with traditional ionic columns. A pale grey antioch sandbrick articulates the corners of the home with irregularly-sized canton quoins. The facade is laid up in a stretcher bond pattern and is punched by rather severe window penetrations distinctly lacking in ornament. Painted wooden window casements are deeply set back and accentuated by a simple brick sill and a steel lintel with overscaled bridge riveting.
All exterior woodwork is painted white, which lends much to the formal impression of the building.
The entrance is trimmed with delicately ornamented casework. A pair of full ancons, two split ancons, and two fluted urns are mounted at each side and above the door. A three-light clerestory head is set above the front door and completes the front entry scheme. Directly above the front portico, a round pediment forms a fan window, which crowns a three-light Palladian opening. This elaborate second-story window treatment terminates in an open tympan pediment, which breaks through the horizontality of the hip roof.