Together with the Greek Revival house at the southeast corner of Oak and Main Streets this handsome Italianate house provides a "gateway" to Oak Street. Composed of a 2 1/2 story side hall plan block with a 2-story rear ell, it is enclosed by a gable roof with return eaves. Its 3-bay main facade opens on to a front porch with champfered posts. Full length windows open on to the porch. In general windows are fully enframed and contain 2/2 wood sash. The round-headed attic window exhibits a "keystone." To the rear of the property, along Oak Street, is a similarly rendered stable with a wide central entrance and hayloft door on the second level. An oculus window appears just below the apex of the stable roof. This house's corner lot is enclosed by an attractive rubble stone wall and is shaded by mature trees.