319 N New St

Staunton, VA 24401

As seen on 2018 Historic Staunton Foundation Holiday House Tour. 1895 Queen Anne architecture Roofed with a mix of gables and hips, the house is an ornate composition of texture and shape. Wood brackets rest upon a brick stringcourse creating a deep eave. Dominant is the protruding front bay with a shingled gable including ornate ventilator and return eaves with fan motif. A square tower topped with a pyramid roof tucks into the junction of the gable roof line. Segmental arch openings and trim with decorative incising frame the two over two window sash. Stick style brackets with drop pendants highlight the bay windows at the second floor. Chamfered corners provide composition to the bracketed porch posts. Between the posts is an ornate scrollwork balustrade with incised panels fitted between and above square pickets with turned details. Leading to the house is a mixed composition of masonry features. Rough-cut, rubble stonework walls capped with granolithic concrete retain the yard. A pair of concrete urns rest on curved stair walls leading to the upper walk.,Fireplace in Bedroom,Fireplace in Family Room