243 Park Hill Avenue

Two-and-one half story, two bay, Mission style stucco residence; rectangular plan; full-width hipped roof glazed porch; six-over-one double-hung paired sash windows; tiled hipped roof featuring deep overhang, exposed rafter ends, and centrally-placed round-arched pedimented dormer with quadrant windows and center brick chimney; two-story, two bay, brick, matching hipped roof garage.

2 1/2-story, rectilinear stucco house; one-story front porch pierced by segmental-arch openings set above classical balustrades; entrance located on north elevation, set back from sidewalk and reached via curving stair; entry in small portico with corner column; 6x1 windows; chamfered southeast corner on second story; hip roof with deep bracketed overhang, hip-roof dormers; curved "Mission" gable rises in center of front elevation; peak roof over rear pavilion; oriel and side entrance with bracketed shed roof on north facade; three-sided, angled oriel on south facade; Spanish tile roof slopes.

Feature: Garage; one-story, hip-roof, stucco garage. Not visible from street.

This 2 1/2 story house is an excellent example of the Mission Revival style, featuring a terra-cotta tile, bracketed hip roof with cross gable, hip-roofed dormer, dormer with parapet, bay, and oriel windows, a large enclosed hip-roofed front porch with large, 3-part, rounded windows and classical motif balustrade.