The 3-story edifice, one of the most imposing early 20^th-century structures in Waynesville, features a façade in concrete fashioned to resemble stone, with progression of classical orders from the Doric at the entrance to the Ionic columns and pilasters at the first story and the Corinthian pilasters that rise through the second and third stories. Whether Peeps had a hand in other Waynesville buildings of the era is not yet known.