This is a crisply detailed, sidehall, rectangular plan Greek Revival cottage. Clothed with clapboards, this house is enclosed by a steep gable—a steep gable also appears on the south elevation. Particularly noteworthy is the recessed main entrance with narrow multi pane and wood panel side lights. The entrance enframements consist of heavy Doric pilasters and a heavy entablature Windows are fully enframed and pedimented resulting in a cottage which is considerably more stylish than many mid-19th c. Bridgewater cottages of this scale. Below the eaves of the side walk are wide fascia boards. This house rests on a heavy granite block foundation.