For its small scale, this one and three quarters story Greek Revival cottage is architecturally ambitious—it is one of the very few Greek Revival houses in Bridgewater which feature a recessed entrance porch at the street gable. Possessing a rectangular plan, it stands with its narrow steeply pitched, 3-bay gable to Main Street. The south wall's recessed porch exhibits a floor bordered by massive, notched granite blocks. Fluted Doric columns and Doric corner boards at the house's edges support an entablature-like portion of the side or fascia board beneath the eaves. The main entrance exhibits narrow sidelights and a crisp enframement. Three bays to the east of the porch is a secondary entrance with classicized surrounds. Projecting from the center of the roof's south slope is a pedimented dormer.