This is a substantial rectangular, center hall plan 2 1/2 story house with a 5 bay main facade and 2-bay end wall gables. Built c. 1750-70 it is, with the exception of its central entrance, extremely plain. The front door's surrounds date to the 1830s or 40s and consist of Greek Revival Doric pilasters and a heavy entablature with a shallow cornice. Clapboards, rather than glass panes, fill the narrow segments between the door and pilasters. In general, windows contain 2/2 wood replacement sash. Large, low brick chimneys appear at either end of the ridge roof.