The Harrington–Birchett House was built as a brick Victorian cottage; however, a 1931 remodeling changed it into a Period Revival-style home with Tudor elements, including the enclosure of the house's porches.
The house has an exterior coating of stucco over its brick face.

The house features an irregular plan with a steeply pitched hip roof.
The front facade has a setback for the central entryway and again on the east end.
The doorway is framed by two concrete steps and set into a semi-elliptical arch made of decorative brick.
Wood-framed windows are either in double-hung or casement arrangements.
A double garage at the rear of the house has two car doors.

Stylistically, the complete transformation of the home's architectural style is "unusual".
The Harrington–Birchett House was built as a brick Victorian cottage; however, a 1931 remodeling changed it into a Period Revival-style home with Tudor elements, including the enclosure of the house's porches. The house has an exterior coating of stucco over its brick face.
The house features an irregular plan with a steeply pitched hip roof. The front facade has a setback for the central entryway and again on the east end. The doorway is framed by two concrete steps and set into a semi-elliptical arch made of decorative brick. Wood-framed windows are either in double-hung or casement arrangements. A double garage at the rear of the house has two car doors.
Stylistically, the complete transformation of the home's architectural style is "unusual".
Harrington–Birchett House