246 Turrell Avenue is a 2 1/2 story, 3 bay, rectangular plan, Neoclassical, wood frame, residential building. Built c. 1900, the wood shingle-clad house is dominated by a full-height semi-circular porch supported by colossal Ionic columns. The symmetrically balanced facade features a central entrance surmounted by a second floor balcony, colossal order pilasters at the corners, and a classicizing entablature. The mansard roof has round-arched dormers with classicizing architraves. This house was owned by George B. Turrell, a Village Trustee. By 1911, it was part of the George Turrell estate.