The Otto Roethke House is a two-story hip-roof Colonial Revival structure with symmetrical, central entrance facade and clapboarded-covered walls.
It has wide boxed eaves and a brick-clad foundation.
On the front facade, a single hipped-roof dormer is located in the center of the roof.
A porch on the first floor with Tuscan columns runs almost the entire width of the house.
At the rear is a two-story enclosed porch topped with a hip roof.
The overhanging second story of the porch is supported by three thin metal posts.
The windows in the house are all single or paired one-over-one rectangular units, save for three single-light windows set in a small bay on one side of the house.
The Otto Roethke House is a two-story hip-roof Colonial Revival structure with symmetrical, central entrance facade and clapboarded-covered walls. It has wide boxed eaves and a brick-clad foundation. On the front facade, a single hipped-roof dormer is located in the center of the roof. A porch on the first floor with Tuscan columns runs almost the entire width of the house. At the rear is a two-story enclosed porch topped with a hip roof. The overhanging second story of the porch is supported by three thin metal posts. The windows in the house are all single or paired one-over-one rectangular units, save for three single-light windows set in a small bay on one side of the house.
Roethke Houses