The property is an example of the American Arts & Crafts period with an eclectic mixture of influences from Craftsman and Tudor Revival styles.  Prominent architectural features include the home’s 2.5 stories, widely overhanging eaves, deep bargeboards with pointed ends, gable peak pendant drops, exposed rafter ends, scroll-sawn brackets, gabled bays with overhanging levels, narrow-width horizontal clapboard siding, basalt rock foundation, multi-windows with small divided lights in the upper sash, and a partial-width front porch and balcony supported by massive exposed beams/joists, and tapered porch posts.

The Kroll House s a contributing property in the Marycliff-Cliff Park Historic District, listed on the National Register of Historic Places 12/21/1979.

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