This property is a good example of framed Georgian style architecture - a square box-like structure under a gable roof. Built by Frederick Belfoy, a carpenter in the 1840's this house has many unusual features, including a side-hall, main floor plan.

The house is wood frame with siding, has vertical boards along the siding being beaded and originally had two end chimneys and cornices that indicate a pre-1850 building. 

This property plays an important part in the streetscape of Prescott, being across the road from the United Church and the Alpheus Jones' house, dating back to 1832.