Jeff Pounds’ circa 1890 four-bay Victorian home has a palladium dormer window, an element most closely associated with the Queen Anne style, yet the home is devoid of the other heavy embellishments typically associated with the style.
It has transoms and a trio of two-over-four full-length double-hung windows, elements common to the Eastlake style, yet the galleried porch on which he keeps his treasured bee hives is supported by single turned-and-fluted Doric columns and stepped mullions, suggesting the Neoclassical Revival style.
The house, with an exterior featuring a labor-intensive, five-color paint job, is indefinable.
So is the homeowner…