46 Alta Avenue

Eugenia H. Meyer House; two-and-one half-story, three bay, brick, Medieval Revival style residence set on random rubble terrace; square plan; glazed gable-roofed side entrance porch; one-over-one double hung sash windows; projecting gabled dormers with oriels; gabled roof with barge boards and cross-gables; decorative cartouche supported by flanking putti; modern porch/garage addition; aluminum sided cornice and barge boards, addition of wrought-iron roof balustrade, alterations to windows and replacement of original central art nouveau style window.

2 1/2-story house; rubblestone base with brick above; front terrace; entrance, set to left, with Doric columns and hood supported by brackets; shallow projecting gables, brick quoins; central cartouche on second story flanked by putti; scroll and foliate ornament to right; one-story, three-sided, angled bay on north elevation; brick chimney.

Alterations: House originally half timbered; triple window removed from center of first story and bricked in.

Feature: Garage; one-story non-contributing structure at rear of house.

This is a 2 1/2 story eclectic house with a hipped roof, multiple dormers, gables, balconies, and window projections. Entry door has shed roof supported by decorative brackets and columns. There is a quasi Palladian window facing front veranda, side bay window and an enclosed porch with gable roof.

Alterations: Large porch/garage addition