128 Raymond Avenue is a 2 1/2 story, 7 bay, irregular plan, Shingle style, wood frame, residential building. Constructed c. 1885, the wood shingle-clad house features a hipped roof with hipped and gabled dormers, two round towers on the west side, and curved wall surfaces. Additional Shingle style ornamentation includes: overhanging bracketed eaves, a Doric colonette-supported pedimented portico, massive brick chimneys with tumbled brick panels, and a variety of windows and window groupings. Although some of the windows are replacements, the house has enough integrity to be considered contributing. The house originally belonged to Ellen Bilquist. By 1904, it was owned by W.N. Stevenson.