432 Scotland Road is a 2 1/2 story, 4 bay, rectangular plan, medievalizing, masonry, former residential building. Built c. 1900, the brick building has a side gable roof with four major cross gables, multiple window groupings set in tabbed rough brownstone surrounds, and a parapeted enclosed portico. Additional details include massive paneled chimneys, leaded upper sash, stone mullioned window groupings, and a stone balustrade terrace wall. The house was built for Katherine F. Kip, and was later owned by her son Ira A. Kip, Jr. In 1948, the stately house was converted into a Jewish Community Center. Over the years, a modern synagogue and a school were attached to the house. The entire complex is known as Temple Sharey Tefilo-Israel. The property consists of one key building and one non-contributing building.