This house, designed by Martin Geise around 1915, was the second to the last to be built in the Park Place addition. It is constructed of tapestry brick with some stone detailing. The large overhanging eaves and horizontal emphasis follow the general Prairie school style. The dormers all have the same design with large overhanging eaves and geometric panes. The square brick detail around the windows also emphasizes the geometry found in this style.
Large brackets decorate the dormer, roof, and porch eaves.
A stone band wraps the house at the level of the sills of the second floor windows. All the windows are multipane sashes over single pane sash. The porch includes only the entry area, and a balcony is above the porch. The porch columns have stepped edges. The entry has stained glass sidelights and top lights.