379 Montrose Avenue is a 3 story, 2 bay, rectangular plan, Shingle style, wood frame, residential building. Constructed c. 1900, for a Mrs. Brennar, the clapboard and wood shingled house has a crossed gambrel roof, curved wall surfaces, a semi-hexagonal bay, classicizing entablatures, paneled chimney, and first and second story, Doric order porches. In 1911, the house was purchased by S.E. Naylor. In 1994, the house was in need of immediate maintenance. By 2004, the house has been fully restored.