Constructed by John Rustgard in 1900 at 101 Goldbelt Avenue, this Colonial Revival residence contributes to the Chicken Ridge District. Vivienne Stevens resided there during their marriage.

The front elevation features a multi-paned window, two smaller slide by windows, and the front door all asymmetrically placed. The square shaped building (30' x 30') is one story with full basement. Exterior walls are clad with coursed wood shingle siding.

The side gabled dual pitched roof system is covered with composition shingles. The building features a multi-pane bay window on the south elevation. The structural system consists of wood balloon framing and concrete block foundation.