This is a quintessential example of a California Craftsman style home, embodying the characteristic features of early 20th century American architecture. The two-story structure features an expressive facade with wooden shingle siding. Particularly noteworthy is the iconic Craftsman gabled roof with wide overhanging eaves and exposed rafters that create a sheltering effect.
The focal point of the facade is the porch with its triangular pediment painted in a terracotta color, which contrasts beautifully with the grayish-brown main tone of the building. The pediment is adorned with vertical decorative elements typical of this architectural style. The massive porch columns, combining brick and white stone, rest on river rock pedestals characteristic of the Craftsman movement – an element that emphasizes the connection to nature and natural materials.
The windows on both the first and second floors are partially designed with stained glass details, another distinctive feature of the Craftsman style. The facade is complemented by a wooden porch with railings that continues the line of the entrance group. The house number, 3505, is placed on one of the stone supports of the porch. The landscape design features drought-resistant plants typical for California, including lavender and other Mediterranean species, which harmoniously complement the overall aesthetic of the structure.