The oldest section is a log dwelling with an internal gable-end stone chimney and is now the south wing.

Before 1820, a two-room-plan frame addition was built onto the north end of the log dwelling; this became the main or front section of the house.

Both the exposed stonework, fireplace, and the arch are painted white and framed by a Georgian architrave mantel.

The rectangular cemetery is surrounded by a rough stone wall and sits on a steep-sided ridge above the house.

The style of the 18th-century headstones seems more like what is found in North Carolina cemeteries than those of similar date in Virginia.

Judith outlived Samuel by 33 years, leaving the land to her daughter Lucy and her husband, Joel Breckenridge Leftwich.

[1] Joel Breckenridge Leftwich Sr, was a member of the Campbell County in the Virginia Legislature 1859–1860.

For his service as Sabbath School Superintendent, a plaque was placed at White's United Methodist Church, English Tavern Road in Campbell County.