423 Centre Street is a 2 1/2 story, 4 bay, rectangular plan, Tudor Revival influenced, wood frame, residential building. Built c. 1900, the wood shingled first floor is articulated with half-hexagonal bays, fenestrated with leaded glass windows. The half-timber and stucco second floor and attic story are articulated by casement window groupings with leaded glass transoms. There are many bay windows and oriels throughout the house. The irregular roofline is punctuated by dormers ornamented with bargeboards, drop pendants and a brick chimney complete with chimney pots. In 1904, the house was occupied by Mrs. M.N. Sheppard. By 1928 it was owned by Benjamin P. DeWitt.