Larger than the Louis Kotzow House, this was built for a cabinetmaker in what was then called the “modern Gothic” manner, with the same L-shaped massing around a porch, but with more numerous dormers and bay windows. Similarities in the paneled style suggest that the same designer did both. The porch and front bay window show the same basic design, if somewhat simplified, except that the
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