This Tudor style house, loosely based on Medieval English building traditions that dominated the early 1900’s throughout the country, is actually a mix of American eclectic expressions that came into popularity beginning in the neo-eclectic movement of the 1970’s. The house features multiple materials and patterns including brick, stucco, stone, half-timbering, varied brick patterns, the steeply pitched gable roofs and tall narrow casement windows in multiple groups with multi-panes. A conical roof tower feature distinguishes the entry to this Tudor house.