The structure is a wonderful example of the exuberance of design found in the Victorian era. Colonial Revival Mary K Cummins, widow A group of beautiful leaded glass windows rounds the corner of the building. The three story enclosed porch and the first story bay window were added to this six-condominium dwelling during renovation. Victorian Vernon D. Price, vinegar manufacturer and President of the Saturday Evening Post Multi-colored tiles decorate the transom above the second floor windows. The cornice of the dormer is accented by medallions of pressed tin, which may have adorned the fa ade at one time.
Art glass is in the central roof gable.
The front porch has a marble ceiling. A Queen Anne style is characterized by the decorative brick, varied roof line, and lack of symmetry. The visual effectiveness of the home lies in the variety of planes used. At the intersection of Park Avenue, cross over Fourth Street, then walk south back toward Belgravia Court. It is delicately detailed with numerous stained glass windows and a cloister-like porch on the fa ade.