Roofs were originally wood shingle with metal finials on pinnacles. A dragon headed iron bar brace reinforces one of two full height chimneys. The foyer stair of quarter-sawn butternut is well crafted and includes carved paneling, the wood having great exposure in the two story space. Incorporated in an alcove below the stairs is a window seat with a view through the bottom plate glass panel of the north window. Removable panels enclose storage compartments adjacent to the window seat.
Rooms are of twelve-foot height with carved oak wood trim throughout.
Sliding recessed hardwood doors separate the parlor and dining rooms from the foyer. Fireplaces with wood mantles remain in the sitting room and library. Five originally existed in the house. A service pantry and kitchen, accessible from the dining room complete the first floor. A dumb waiter provided service from the kitchen area to the third floor.