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This modestly-scaled, two-story, Colonial Revival dwelling had a side-gabled roof, brick facing and a trabeated porch, with the entry slightly inset. The front door was flanked by sidelights. In 1910, the banker William S. Peachey (born c. 1875 in VA) also had architect Carl Gould (1873-1939) design a weekend house on Bainbridge Island. Peachey got divorced before 1920, and was living in an apartment at 820 4th Avenue in Seattle by 1920.

PCAD id: 17624