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1118 W. Forest Hills - James Patton Jr. House
The
c. 1946 James Patton Jr. House is located in the Forest Hills Historic
District in Durham, North Carolina. The two-story, side-gabled, Colonial Revival-style house features a white-washed brick veneer and classical details including a modillion cornice, flush sheathing on the dormers, and a fluted door surround.
The house has been renovated with a new roof, updated mechanical systems, and a renovated kitchen with refinished hardwood flooring, new cabinet doors and countertops, and updated appliances. A bay window over the sink was added in the 1970s or 1980s and has been removed with new double-hung windows installed in its place.
The project is slated to receive state Rehabilitation Tax Credits.
The
c. 1946 James Patton Jr. House is located in the Forest Hills Historic
District in Durham, North Carolina. The two-story, side-gabled, Colonial Revival-style house features a white-washed brick veneer and classical details including a modillion cornice, flush sheathing on the dormers, and a fluted door surround. 
The project is slated to receive state Rehabilitation Tax Credits.
