307 Park Hill Avenue

Two-and-one half story, three bay, stucco, Medieval Revival residence; rectangular plan; centrally-placed recessed porch flanked by tripartite double hung sash windows set in segmental-arched enframements; single, tripartite and banked twelve-over-one double hung sash windows; oriels and second story overhang supported on brackets; half-timbered second story and gable ends; gable roof with cross gables; end chimney; alterations include glazing of second story flanking porch.

2 1/2-story, rectilinear, stucco house with half-timber trim; first story supported by buttresses; recessed central entrance flanked by leaded- and stained-glass sidelights; segmental-arch triplet windows consisting of 16x1 central sash and narrow 6x1 side sash to either side of entrance; wood belt course separates first and second stories; small and large half-timber oriels with half timber detail; one-story sun room extension to south with pair of 25-pane casement windows; peak roof with half-timber gable ends; bracketed eaves; rear entrance; chimneys.

Alterations: Enclosed second story addition to sun room.

This is a 2 1/2 story Medieval Revival stucco house with a gable roof and cross gables, enclosed side porch, brackets, and half-timber decoration.

The 1912 *Park Hill Homes* booklet illustrates this as a small 1909-1910 home at 307 Park Hill Avenue.