406 Centre Street is a 3 story, 3 bay, irregular plan, wood frame and masonry bearing, residential building in an estate setting. The c. 1885, Queen Anne-influenced house is articulated by a patterned, slate-clad roof, three-story, conical-capped tower, several half-hexagonal bay windows, a variety of leaded upper sash windows, end chimneys, and a classicizing entrance. Above the rusticated brownstone first floor, the house is clad with wood shingles. This house was originally occupied by G.W. Bramhull. In 1928, it was owned by Arthur F. Egner, the Newark lawyer.