176 Charlton Avenue is a 2 1/2 story, 3 bay, rectangular plan, Tudor-influenced, stucco-clad, residential building. The c. 1910 house features a side gabled roof with an intersecting central cross gable flanked by smaller, gabled dormers. A wrap-around porch is supported by squat, stucco columns, ending in a porte-cochere. The center two columns extend upward to support the projecting second story central bay which is capped by the half-timbered central dormer. Additional architectural features include massive chimneys, narrow casement windows and leaded glass. In the 1920s, this house was owned by George P. Deeming.