Built in 1958, it is a distinctive local example of Modern Movement architecture.

It is a single-story brick structure in a basically rectangular form, with a broad low-pitch gabled roof.

It has projecting gable sections to the north and south, and an integrated garage.

Although its architect is unknown, it is considered one of the area's finest Mid-Century Modern houses, an application of Frank Lloyd Wright's principles of organic architecture.

[2] The house was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2017.