An attached single-story hip roof porch on the San Joaquin Street facade engages the projecting dining room bay at the westerly end of the structure and turns the corner, extending along the Van Ness Avenue frontage approximately ten feet. The porch is supported by framed columns. A projecting five-sided bay window structure on the southwest corner is one story in height with a shingle roof. The siding extends from the water table trim piece to the bottom of a simple frieze band under a flat roof soffit. The siding is broken only by a simple milled-mold belt course at mid height.
Trim detail is very simple.
The frieze band is flat with one applied milled-shape molding near the bottom. The frieze band on the porch is similar to the one on the main structure. There is no corner trim on the siding. The original first and second-floor sash windows exist throughout with some exceptions. The fixed-sash windows on the San Joaquin Street facade are of recent vintage.