Built primarily of dark red brick, the structure has an enclosed, one-story waiting room with large windows. From the outside, the waiting room is marked by projecting bays whose surfaces are covered in a rock-faced, coursed ashlar in a light beige tone. Developed by d+A design+Architecture of Yardley, Pennsylvania, the station design draws inspiration from historic late 19th and early 20th century depots found in small towns across the nation.
Built mainly of dark red brick, the structure includes a closed, single-story waiting room with large windows. Seen from afar, the waiting room is distinguished by projecting bays whose surfaces are clad in rock-faced, coursed ashlar in a light beige hue. The station design was conceived by d+A design+Architecture based in Yardley, Pennsylvania, and draws inspiration from historic late 19th and early 20th century depots found throughout small towns across the country.