305 Park Hill Avenue

Two-and-one half story, two bay, stucco and shingled, Medieval Revival style residence with Craftsman influence; random rubble entrance terrace; recessed entrance porch with fluted surround; double hung sash and bay windows; gabled roof with cross-gables featuring half timbering, ornamental bracketing, and exposed rafters.

2 1/2-story rectilinear house, rubblestone front terrace and tall chimney; stucco first story; entrance in southeast corner set beneath recessed porch with paneled piers; overlapping bands of shingle (three courses to each band) on second story and gables; stucco and half timber at peak of gable; angled bay on front elevation supports projecting bracketed gable; triple 9x9 window band above entrance with nine-pane upper sash and three vertical panes in lower ash; diamond-pane gable window; shed dormers; projecting bay with gable end on south facade; north elevation with side entrance with hood and oriel crowned by half-timber gable; rubblestone chimney.

This is a 2 1/2 story Shingle Style house, featuring a gabled roof with multiple cross gables and dormers, overhanging eaves, vergeboards, two-story bay window, indented entry with classical motifs, modillions, and half-timber decoration.

Feature: Garage

The 1912 *Park Hill Homes* booklet illustrates this as a small 1909-1910 home; the source caption gives the address as 301 Park Hill Avenue.