In 1991, the present owner restored the original cross-wing, two-story form with the four gables. The lower story stucco finish was retained. The upper story is sheathed in ceder shingles laid in a staggered pattern, and the restored second story roof reproduces the original steep pitch of the gables. The lower story originally had windows on all four walls, although the south wall is obscured by the present-day southern apartment building. Each wall has two windows; one single double-hung, and one coupled double-hung window. There are red brick arches over each window. The doorways, one on the north porch, one in the west wall, and one in the south wall, have transoms over their lintels. Existing major alterations to this building are the new upper story and the attached apartment on the south side. The upper story exhibits architectural elements and materials that are consistent with the local vernacular architecture. The apartment does not contribute to the character of the building(Allan).
