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Pencil Sketches by Ruth Andrews    

This home is an example of the Bungalow style homes of the period.  It is a one and one-half story frame, 3-bay, rectangular Bungalow built circa 1925 by Robert Pflanze. The interior boasts original oak woodwork and built-in ‘Mission Style’ cabinetry.  The house has a brick foundation, gable roof, exterior brick chimney and weatherboard siding.  On the main facade is a one-story porch with tapered frame post and original screened panels.  On the east bay of the facade is an exterior frame staircase that leads from the porch to the ½ story.  The main entrance has a multi-glass and frame door.  Windows are 4/1 vertical light sashes.  At the roofline is a gable dormer with knee brace brackets, wood shingle surface and Palladian motif window with 4/1 and 3/1 vertical sashes.  Jessica and Kevin Avery purchased the home in 2000.