Description |
The property contains a frame, 2-story, 5-bay simple Italianate style
duplex. It has a rather long (for Witherspoon-Jackson) foot print
paralleling the street. The roof is an asphalt shingled, end gabled
design with a banded, stucco-clad chimney on east end. A two story, shed
roofed extension is on the rear. House clad entirely with aluminum
siding; the foundation is stucco. On the north (main) façade the three
windows are irregularly spaced across the 2nd floor (2x2 sash, possibly
original); the cladding covers the reveal. The first floor has 5 openings
with the first and fourth windows aligned with the first and third above.
The two main entrances occupy the second and firth openings, the latter
being near the NW corner. A full-length front porch consists of hipped
roof supported by five metal posts, iron railing, and cement floor. Each
door has stairs and walks leading to grade and sidewalk. Left or east
side of house has four aligned windows, two on the core (off-center) and
two on the extension. A similar pattern is found on west end. |