It is a -story cross-wing house built around 1886 and was expanded to its current size in 1901, making it one of few pioneer-era houses in its area that has not been "remodeled unsympathetically". It includes Greek Revival and Late Victorianarchitectural elements. It was deemed historically important "for its association with the pioneering phase of the community and the fruit industry" and is one of eight or fewer classical-style houses in Brigham surviving from the pioneering/settlement period.