331 Park Hill Avenue

Two-and-one half story, three bay, Flemish bond brickwork, Colonial Revival style residence; rectangular plan; off-centered entrance with decorative surround; columned entrance porch supporting balustraded balcony with gothic double hung sash linteled windows flanking round-arch full-length window; six-over-one double hung sash windows; full-width second story dormer; overhanging gambrel roof with gabled and eyebrow dormers and quadrant windows; end brick chimneys; gambrel roofed wing and columned side porch with balustraded deck; minor alterations include staircase leading to second story of ell.

2 1/2-story house; brick elevations except for second story of front and rear facades which are faced with shingle; entrance set beneath central porch supported by Doric columns and capped by ornate railing; central round-arch window on second floor with complex diamond and Gothic upper sash, flanked by smaller rectangular windows with similar sash; massive gambrel roof with peak-roof and eyebrow dormers; one-story porch on east elevation with Doric columns and ornate roof railing; two-story extension to west; brick chimneys; tile insets on east chimney; quarter-round windows in gables; large shed dormer on rear elevation.

Feature: Garage; two-car, hip-roof garage.

This is a 2 1/2 story eclectic house with a gambrel roof and large sloping roofed dormer, multiple gable-roofed dormers, eyelid window, arched door with keystone, multiple porches with decks above, side section with gambrel roof, arched window, quarter round windows, and jetty.

Feature: Garage

The 1912 *Park Hill Homes* booklet illustrates this as a full-page 1911 home; the source caption gives the address as 1 Canyon Circle.