The restoration and adaptive reuse of this 1898 William L. Price designed stable (originally part of the Alan H. Reed property) provided the opportunity to save a neglected piece of significant local architecture. The original structure was stabilized and reconstructed, adding a third floor level. Using numerous historic photographs as a guide, the alterations reflect the initial character of the stable that had been lost during years of neglect and thoughtless adaptations. The building is now a four bedroom home with spacious formal and informal rooms.