A variety of people lived in this house for the first few decades, including a foreman, hides dealer, draughtsman, grocer, and pastor. This Queen Anne style house was constructed in 1901. It follows the common materials of the neighborhood with the brick construction, stone foundation, and hip roof. The facade is only slightly half recessed with a wrap around porch and balcony. Decorative brickwork marks the frieze on all sides, and creates a band at the belt course.
Brackets also decorate the roof line along the balcony.
The wrap around porch has columns with a square balustrade. The facade has a hip roof dormer with three windows. The pilasters around these windows match the style of the porch columns. Decorative glass transom windows exist above the double door entry, first story facade windows, and the front first story window on the east and west sides. The west side also has a two story angular bay that ends in a gable decorated with a fan pattern.