The Chase house is a picturesque Tudor Revival home with stucco and half-timber walls, a stone chimney, and parapet walls for the terrace. The two-story playroom wing to the right has a beamed cathedral ceiling and a small balcony. The two principal windows of this wing are divided into three units and are filled with diamond-patterned leaded glass.
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