The old home, which has had several additions, tastefully combines the original 1800s structure, a 1900s expansion, and a late twentieth-century addition, into a beautifully restored country manor house. The western end, with one nine-over-nine window on each story and the front door, was the earlier structure. Around the turn of the twentieth century, the house expanded eastward, as evidenced by two additional nine-over-nine windows on each story and an additional end chimney. In the late 1990s, J. Bruce and Katherine Eckert added the classic two-story wing with a balcony over the front porch, the one-story dining wing with another large fireplace, as well as a story- and a-half wing that connects the new structure to the old home. The current owners enclosed a rear porch, which overlooks a pond, and remodeled and added a wing to the log cabin which was moved to the property in the late 1990s.
