Description |
This house is a two-and-a-half-story, four-bay, vernacular twin building
and its main features are its hipped-roofed porch and weatherboard
cladding. It features a side-gable roof that is clad with asphalt
shingles with exposed wood eaves. The house is clad in weatherboard. All
of the house’s windows are replacements.
The first floor of the south elevation features a one-story, full-length,
hipped-roofed porch and two off-set front doors. The porch is accessed by
two off-set concrete staircases with double,metal-pipe balustrades. 91
Birch Avenue’s porch features two, turned-wood posts supported by a high,
stuccoed parapet. 93 Birch Street’s porch features two, wood columns and
a high, stuccoed parapet. 91 Birch Avenue’s front door is flanked on its
west by one, single, one-over-one, double-hung sash window and 93 Birch
Avenue’s front door is flanked on its east by one, single, one-over-one,
double-hung sash window. On the second floor, there are two, single, one-
over-one, double-hung sash windows, one in the middle of 91’s façade and
on in the middle of 93’s façade.
There is a two-story, stuccoed addition to the north (rear) elevation of
this twin. |