Category:John and Mary Berryman House

Built in 1894, this Queen Anne and Shingle-style house at 407 Wisconsin Avenue in Madison, Wisconsin, was built for John and Mary Berryman. The house is clad in wooden clapboard and shingles, and features a complex hipped and side gable roof with bracketed eaves, a corner octagonal tower that terminates at the main hipped roofline, a chamfered corner on the opposite end of the front facade, a hipped roof dormer with a balcony clad in in shingles with side walls that feature curved ends, one-over-one windows, first floor picture windows with transoms, a wrap-around front porch with clustered small Tuscan columns atop clapboard-clad bases with paneled railings, a front door that is tucked around the side of the house on the porch, and a rusticated stone base.

The house is a contributing structure in the Mansion Hill Historic District, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1997.