The tall cylindrical section is perhaps its most memorable feature.
Rising above the rest of the structure, it makes the home resemble a tower or observatory and gives the property a silhouette unlike almost anything found in a traditional neighborhood.
There are also clear hints of Art Deco influence throughout the design.
Whoever originally planned the house was clearly trying to create something bold rather than practical.
They succeeded.
The problem is that the interior does not match the dramatic promise of the exterior.
Inside, the home appears worn, unfinished, and in need of substantial work.
Large areas would require renovation before the property could comfortably function as a modern residence.
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Walls, floors, fixtures, and other finishes would need attention.
And depending on what inspections reveal, the work could go far beyond cosmetic improvements.
Yet the basic design still offers plenty of potential.
