344 Montrose Avenue is a 2 1/2 story, 2 bay, irregular plan, wood frame, Shingle style, residential building. The c. 1890 house is articulated by a side gambrel roof with intersecting cross gable, overhanging bracketed eaves, massive brick chimney, half-hexagonal bay windows, and a pier supported porch extending into a porte-cochere. Although the original door has been replaced with an inappropriate model, and the porch piers have been replaced with wrought iron piers, the porte-cochere remains intact. The house retains enough integrity to contribute to the historic district. In 1904, the house was owned by Charles S. Dodd. Robert D. Reynolds owned it in 1911.