Resting on a large lot in the Roslyn Heights neighborhood, this gracious two-and-a-half storied home is a combination of Victorian and Colonial Revival architecture. Colonial Revival houses often combined elements of different architectural styles. The cross-gable roof and the bay window on the first floor illustrate the continued popularity of Victorian architecture in the early 20th century, when the house was built.

The classical columns supporting the roof of the wide and inviting front porch and the small Palladian window in the upper gable are elements of the Colonial Revival style. The interior is beautifully decorated and features many original elements such as the staircase, door, hardware and wooden floors.