There are a lot of things going on there, stylistically.

The dominant feature is the tower, aside from the strange contemporary roof cladding, it is Italianate Villa style. The angular window hood on the right side is 1850's Gothic Revival. The small-paned dormer windows on the left are features seen in the queen anne style (1880's) The classical columns supporting an angled porch roof date from the late 1890's to 1910.

It's a real Whitman's Sampler without rhyme or reason.

I have to add that the overall massing (not allowing for the campanile) is the venerable Queen Anne Cottage form, AKA Corner House.

Thank you! I'm tracking the history of this home and hope to find some photos to see what was changed and when, if anything. The addition is on the back of the house. Another question. There are 3 leaf clovers on all the interior door corner blocks. Any thoughts on that??

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I never saw a clover detail like that on corner blocks, but Clover Cottage would be a cool name.

Casey

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