This house was designed for bachelors and is very functional in its design. Andrew Burman was a machinist for an elevator company, and Clement Bush worked at a foundry and metal works. This Late Queen Anne style house was constructed in 1895. The roof is a cross gable design, and all the gables are sided. The main parts of the house are a buff colored brick with quoined brick corners.
More decorative brickwork exists around the windows.
Dentils decorate the cornice of the roof, the main gable window, the oriel window, and the porch roof. The main window in the second story of the front gable has a decorative multipane sash over a single pane sash. The other window also has a three pane sash over a single pane sash. The front wrap around porch has single Ionic columns and a square balustrade. Decorative panels mark the lintels of the facade first floor window and front east first floor window.