1. The old square is the original structure, 27' by 27' upstairs, and, I'm told, built in 1938. Its exterior is white stucco.

2. The pantry runs the width of the old square and is about 7' wide. It's almost as old, but clearly was an afterthought: two of the old square's windows look into the pantry.

3. The "new" wing is 24' long by just over 12' wide, with a deck along it. It was built in 1967 (so "new" is a relative term), and has a '60's Sunset Magazine kind of look. The exterior is T1-11, and half the surface is glass.. The view from the end, even downstairs, is excellent.

Total square footage shows on the tax records as 1955, and that seems to be accurate.
By virtue of being on a hill, The house varies between one story (the pantry) and three stories (the far end of the new wing, which has a storage area underneath).

The most interesting feature: the house is actually two units.

Downstairs has a hallway kitchenette, a nice (albeit very 60's) bathroom, a very nice bedroom (lots of glass!) and a living room.