1702 Laurel Street – Seventh Day Adventist Church

Originally a Seventh Day Adventist Church and now a private residence, the Mission style house at 1702 Laurel Street , constructed circa 1925, has a more elaborate shaped and pierced parapet on the main facade. The one-story building features an arched entranceway at the northwest comer of the facade. The residence is constmcted of hollow clay tile whose exterior has been surfaced with stucco. There is also a stuccoed chimney on the east elevation of the residence. There is a short ell on the west elevation of the house which also has a flat roof and a parapet. The main fenestration consists of paired and single 2/2-colored-light wood sash windows. The window apertures feature arched headers. Other ornamentation includes glazed terracotta lozenges and plaques.