This is one of the most stylish and picturesque mid-19th century houses in the Bridgewater Center. Clad with clapboards, the L-plan house's main facade is obscured by trees and shrubs. Projecting from the center of its 3-bay main facade is a front porch with colonnette-like posts which support a roof/canopy with scalloped barge boards. The entrance features surrounds with "shouldered" corners. Windows are fully enframed and exhibit cornice headed lintels with dentils. The ridge roof is characterized by steeply pitched and bracketed gables. The rear wing features a secondary entrance which possesses dentillated and cornice headed lintels and opens onto a porch.