Open for public tours. The gardener’s cottage (S.090) is being added to the complex. The Barton House (S.103), next door, is already part of this complex and is used for the preservation organization’s offices. I visited in July 2007; renovation efforts closed some rooms, but the tour was still worthwhile. Interior photography was not permitted past the reconstructed long porch (pergola).
The property underwent many changes over time. As a result of conversion to apartments, the original conservatory, pergola, and garage were demolished. They have since been reconstructed. The conservatory (S.101) is a building at the end of the pergola (the long porch, S.101) opposite the main residence. The garage (S.102) is at the back of the property, accessible from the alley.