Two story brick piers enhanced the corners and framed tall narrow windows, with the main entrance protruding forward, flanked by banded columns, more typical of Jacobean style. An octagonal cupola surmounted the main entrance volume, surrounded by narrow pinnacles topping the corner piers, which all concealed chimneys and ventilation openings. The eclectic mix of different styles was typical of the overall concept of Victorian architecture.
The building featured two-story brick piers that added to the corners and framed slender, tall windows, with the main entrance jutting out, accompanied by banded columns, more in line with Jacobean design. A distinctive octagonal cupola sat atop the main entrance section, surrounded by narrow pinnacles on top of the corner piers, which hid chimneys and ventilation openings. This eclectic mix of styles was a hallmark of Victorian architecture.