This house stands at the tip of a peninsula that extends two-and-a-half miles into Buzzards Bay, with incomparable views in all directions—in fact the bunker of a World War II U.S. Navy surveillance station remains buried on the site. A staggered pair of haystack gables presents a bold yet picturesque profile. The entry is framed by a single-story service wing to the east; a lighthouse-like tower anchors the composition to the west. Broad covered porches atop rustic stone walls wrap the three exposed facades.