62 Rockland Avenue

2 1/2-story shingle house with eccentric massing; porch with Doric columns resting on rubblestone bases; entrance to left with wood door and large diamond-pane window; single and paired windows to right; porch columns support upper floor; modified Palladian window set within blind fan on second story; L-shaped arrangement of diamond-pane casement windows in attic level of gable ends; row of three small casement windows on second story set in corner between front elevation and north elevation facing Park Hill Place; north elevation focuses on entrance with Gibb’s surround; to left of entrance, small diamond-pane, square window and one-story, three-sided, angled bay; to right of entrance, rises a chimney with rubblestone on first story and brick above; ornate tie rod with torch and wreath; projecting bay above entrance supported by brackets; gambrel roof with slate shingles and large and small pedimented dormer windows with diamond-pane upper sash; one-story boxy bay on east elevation.

This is a 2 1/2 story Shingle Style house employing various building materials featuring slate gambrel roof, multiple porches, and notable windows such as Palladian and rounded corner windows.