158 Raymond Avenue is a 2 1/2 story, 3 bay, rectangular plan, vernacular Shingle style, wood frame, residential building. Built c. 1890, the shingle-clad house features an intersecting gable roof, octagonal tower, semi-hexagonal bays and a pier-supported wrap-around porch. The house has replacement windows, entrance door and porch piers. However, because of its age and massing, and the fact that it has not been clad in synthetic siding, it still contributes to the historic district. In 1890, the house was owned by P.H. Campbell. By 1904, E. and B. Mooney were the owners.