358 Montrose Avenue is a 2 1/2 story, 3 bay, irregular plan, eclectic/Shingle style, wood frame, residential building. Built c. 1900 for William Murray, the clapboard and shingle-clad house features a hipped roof with centered, extended crossed gable. Other architectural details include an entrance bay flanked by two round towers, and a full front, Doric column-supported porch surmounted by a second story balcony. The foundation and porch column supports are of rubblestone. In 1911, the house was owned by Jacob Rummell.