The house is trimmed with a heavy wood entablature and accentuated with tall, round arched windows. The double front doors are a dark brown wood and glass. The interior is typical of the 1870 architectural period, according to the book. The entrance stairway, one of four stairways in the house, is paneled and open with a mahogany banister. At its highest point, the hall measures 23 feet from floor to ceiling.
Doors lead to double parlors that are connected by sliding paneled doors.
The front parlor has a bay window on its east wall. The first floor also houses a kitchen and bathroom, and provides access to a rear addition. The second floor of the house is reached by a flight of stairs along the west wall of the entrance hall. There are three bedrooms and one bathroom. The garage on the north face of the house replaces a summer kitchen, coal room and woodhouse that were destroyed by fire in 1958.