146 Alta Avenue

Two-and-one half story, stucco, Mission style residence; L-shaped plan; random rubble entrance porch with columns supporting tiled roof; sidelighted entrance door; bay window with hipped tiled roof; nine-over-one double hung sash windows; multiple tiled, hipped roof with exposed rafter ends and hipped roof dormers featuring paired one-over-one windows with diamond glazing.

2 1/2-story L-shaped house with rubblestone and stucco siding; porch supported by rubblestone piers; wood porch railing; entrance door and sidelights with diamond-pane windows; shallow rounded rubblestone bay at first story beneath porch; first-story shallow rectangular bay with hip roof to left of porch; rectangular windows with multi-paned upper sash; hip roof slopes; hip-roof dormers with diamond-pane glazing; Spanish-tile on all roof slopes; diamond-pane sun porch on southeast corner of second story; rear facade facing Hillside Drive with one-story porch and open terrace.

This is a 2 1/2 story eclectic house with both Shingle and Mission style overtones. It has a tile double hipped roof with multiple hipped roof dormers, several minor projections containing windows, and a front porch with stone piers and wall surfaces.

The 1912 *Park Hill Homes* booklet illustrates this as a full-page 1911 home at 146 Alta Avenue.