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DPR 523L (Rev. 1/1995)(Word 9/2013) State of California Natural Resources Agency Primary# DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION HRI # Trinomial CONTINUATION SHEET Property Name: 493 St. John Street Page 4 of 11 one, double-hung and fixed wood-sash. Shutters flank all windows. An almost full-width porch with square wood supports shelters the main entrance, which consists of a wood panel door. The entrance door is centered on the main (south) façade with a single window to each side. The east façade has three single windows and a set of paired windows, as well as a paneled door accessed by wood stairs and a ramp. The north façade has a window centered on the small rear gable end addition, while a pair of fixed windows and a flush door are present on the cross-gable portion of the building. Wood stairs access this door. A pair of fixed windows and two single-hung windows punctuate the west façade. Notable features include the entry porch, the wood brackets at the eaves, the exposed rafter tails, the decorative shutters, and the wide flat trim at windows. Alterations to the cottage are minimal and limited to additions off the rear (north) side of the structure. Left, the front (south) façade of the cottage; right, the east façade of the cottage. Accessory Structures Three small, prefabricated structures are in the north east corner of the yard around a paved parking area. These accessory buildings were added to the site over the last five years. The single-story structures have metal-clad hipped and flat roofs as well as vinyl horizontal siding. The western most building has a single door on the west façade, the centrally located structure has a garage door on the southern façade, while the eastern most unit has a mix of window and door openings on three sides. All accessory buildings are in good condition. The accessory structures on the parcel.