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Front – The front entry is marked by flanking gabled forms and a columned portico. The gabled, steeply pitched, roofs, the stucco exterior walls, and the well defined decorative trim elements allow the house to sit comfortably in its historic neighborhood.

Left front – As the plan bends, the portion of the house that adjoins the front entry is treated less formally, with a stone bay containing the kitchen windows and topped with a hipped roof containing an eyebrow dormer. You can also see in this picture the stepped windows at the back stair.

Garage End – The front of the house terminates at the left end with the garage with guest suites above. On the front of this volume the arched roof continues the form of the eyebrow dormer adjacent.

Right End – At the right end, opposite the garage, the property falls away, allowing a walkout from a section of finished basement. This taller elevation is accentuated by a semicircular bay topped by a small deck off of the master bedroom. The large stone chimney serves fireplaces in the basement, living room, and master suite.

Rear – At the rear of the house can be seen the glazed bay which contains the main stair as well as a second stone chimney for the family room fireplace.

Stair – The main stair is at the opposite end of the foyer from the front door. The stair floats in a bay with windows on two sides, allowing visitors to see right through the back of the house as they enter.

Stair Down – A view down the stair from above provides a dramatic angle.