This brick two-part commercial block is four stories in-height and occupies a corner lot. The primary (north) elevation is three bays wide and the east side elevation is fourteen bays wide. Upper-story fenestration defines the bays. A non-historic storefront occupies the street level façade and features a recessed entrance at the east end of the north elevation. The same design treatment extends the full width of the first story of the east side elevation, where additional aluminum-framed display windows and recessed entrances define the street-level bays. Each of the upper-story window openings contains painted plywood infill. Historic character-defining features include: the stone windowsills; the engaged piers rising the full height of the three upper stories on each elevation; the corbelled brick cornice that suggests a bracket motif; and the stone parapet coping. The upper-façade wall treatment extends the full length of the east elevation.
