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Homes in Midtown Stockton - East
Magnolia Street
135 E. Magnolia Street |
The 3-story Bennett Apartments are an excellent example of the Spanish Colonial Revival style. Among its notable features are an ornate espadana roof line, a stucco construction typical of its style, and paris of multi-paned, double-hung, sash windows. Decorative molding with tiled patterns add greatly to this impressive architectural marvel. |
425 - 431 East Magnolia Street |
The George McLeod Apartments were constructed in 1912, and are a representation of a Colonial Revival Craftsman style. It has a hipped roof with a north-south crest and boxed eaves, as well as dormers with louvres. The second floor has a porch and two doors with sixteen panes of glass each. These are flanked by Palladian windows, both upstairs and downstairs. |
329 E. Magnolia Street |
This
2-story late Victorian home
with Queen Anne details has numerous decorative
architectural features, including fish scale
shingles, a pendant, a boxed bornice, and
a finial. The second story has an angled front
bay with an open pediment steep roof. The
first story has a wooden entry porch sunburst
with pedimental gable, which is supported
by three columns. |
Bungalow Style Home on E. Magnolia Street |
This craftsman style bungalow was constructed in 1917, and possesses extended eaves and large brackets, in addition to a recesses porch with double and triple tapered posts The windows have multi paned upper sashes, and there is a gambrel style garage in the rear. |
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Stockton,
CA