Unusual Art Deco–inspired ornament of raised panels with raspberry-colored paint appears on the north entry facade of this stuccoed adobe structure. Around and above the door, in the stepped gable end wall, a stylized cross incorporates a stained glass window. Flanking the entrance are two additional stained glass windows, surrounded by Y-shaped panels reminiscent of chalices. An open bell tower sits atop a rear corner.
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