This is one of the more substantial Greek Revival houses in Bridgewater. Composed of a 2 1/2 story main block, a 1-story ell projects from its south wall. Situated at its southeast corner is a Tuscan columned verandah—its 3-bay gable end faces the street (exhibiting return eaves). Although its side and upper walls are swathed in synthetic siding, its original flush board materials still cover the ground floor of the front gable. Tall, fully enframed windows open on to the verandah and contain multi-pane sash and original shutters. The south facing front door is flanked by narrow pilasters.