This home is clad in shingles with a two by one bay in the front façade. There is a gable front roof with the entrance located at the right side of the front façade. The roof seems to be clad in slate, and there is a large addition on the left side of the building, complete with a separate entrance.
In 1901, Peter Crady resided at this address. He was a grocer who operated out of his home. [15] Crady was also a carpenter, who moved from 6 Townsend Place on South Winooski Avenue. By 1906, a Louis Degraff had moved into this house and was employed at Champlain Shops. [16]
[15] Burlington City Directory, 1901
[16] Burlington City Directory, 1906