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This house is a two and a half Colonial Revival brick rectangular volume capped with a gable roof and is set back from North Williams Street. A one by one bay gabled roof portico shelters the first story entrance. The house faces south to North Williams Street and a wood frame garage has been added to the North façade.
The house was built circa 1844,
about the same time as the Loomis-Van Patten house at 380 Pearl
Street. The houses original function was a horse stable for the
Loomis Van Patten house. In 1924, it was remodeled into a
colonial revival house. (1) The renovation /conversion was made
by Clarence White. (1) The house makes a significant contribution
and is a well preserved example of a renovated Colonial Revival