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HRCA No. 2023-19, HRC 2023-4, HPPA No. 2023-10 — C.P. Johnson House (2028 N. Greenleaf Street) November 2, 2023 Page 3 steeply pitched roof form is reflective of the French Eclectic style. A central, stucco -clad chimney that is capped with lattice and asphalt shingle roofing, and a single vent contained within a decorative dormer, are both located at the primary (east) fagade. The exterior of the house is clad in sand finish stucco. An open brick patio at the primary (east) facade contains the primary entrance, which is located within a smaller, steeply pitched front gable. The main entrance is composed of a round wooden door featuring vertical panels and has an operable arched window behind a wrought iron decorative grill and metal hardware. Fenestration on the primary (east) fagade moving south to north includes a pair of multi - light casement wood windows below the primary front gable; a single, wood -framed leaded -glass square window adjacent to the primary fagade; a single, fixed narrow window with decorative exterior wooden bars; and a larger fixed wood window flanked by multi -light casement wood windows. The north, south, and rear (west) fagade fenestration pattern is composed of a mix of single, double, and triple casement, multi -light wood windows; multi -light single and double wood doors; along with casement, single, and double -hung wood windows. Three dormers are located at the south side fagade, one dormer is at the north side fagade, and two dormers are along the rear (west) fagade. Second story dormers along the secondary and rear facades contain paired multi -light casement wood windows, with the exception of a single fixed wood window on the smaller south side dormer. All original windows throughout include a prominent wood window sill. Additional architectural features include a low, stucco -clad wall with asphalt shingle coping that partially encloses the open patio at the primary (east) fagade; a rear porch covered by a canvas canopy at the rear (west) fagade featuring metal railing and a raised platform; a secondary, stucco -clad chimney along the north fagade; decorative moldings above exterior first floor windows; pronounced and projecting angles within the roof and often above windows; window canopies; a horizontal slat vent at the primary fagade's main gable; and round vents at each dormer's gable end (except for the small, middle dormer at the south fagade). The rear yard contains a single -story detached garage and a rear pool. The garage's primary (east) fagade is designed with wide horizontal siding and a wood garage door, and the north (side) fagade features narrow horizontal siding with a single wood window and door. The property is landscaped with a front lawn, two round brick planters, manicured hedges and shrubs, and medium-sized trees including two Italian Cypress trees. Brick lines the driveway and open patio at the primary (east) fagade. Character -defining features of the C.P. Johnson House include, but may not be limited to: Irregular -shaped building footprint and massing; asymmetrical primary fagade; complex roof form with multi -gable roof system featuring steeply pitched gables and dormers; large, side -gabled roof visible at the primary fagade that is reflective of the French Eclectic style; central chimney; sand finish stucco siding; open brick patio at primary fagade; primary entrance within a steeply pitched front -facing gable, that features Historic Resources Commission 2-3 11 /2/2023 City Council 22 — 23 1/16/2024