152 Charlton Avenue is a 2 1/2 story, 3 bay, rectangular plan, Tudor-influenced, brick bearing, residential building. Constructed c. 1900, the clipped gable-roofed house features ornately parapeted cross gables, including a Flemish gable. Multiple window groupings set in Gibbs-influenced, stone surrounds and an entrance set in a segmentally arched portico fenestrate the facade. The house is also ornamented with a slate-clad roof, massive chimneys with decorative clay pots, side porches with stone balustrades, and leaded upper sash windows. Graham Scott was the earliest owner of this house, followed by F. Chester Hamilton, an engineer.