This charming vernacular house with a onestory front porch is actually an early log building covered with board-and-batten siding. The vertical battens terminate at a dentiled cornice, perhaps an architectural anomaly but one that works well here. The gable roof is covered with standing-seam metal, and brick chimneys stand at each end of the three-bay facade. The house and its setting—a picket fence surrounds a small front yard—provide a nice contrast to Lewisburg's more formal brick houses of the same period.