The George L. Sullivan home — named for the first dean of Santa Clara University's Engineering School — is a Craftsman bungalow built in 1906. the house has a porch pergola covered in vines which is a typical Craftsman landscaping treatment. The house is covered in redwood clapboard siding and is one of the largest and best-kept examples of a Craftsman in the city.
725 Madison Street - George L. Sullivan House
George L. Sullivan Houset
c. 1907
The George L. Sullivan home — named for the first dean of Santa Clara University's Engineering School — is a Craftsman bungalow built in 1906. the house has a porch pergola covered in vines which is a typical Craftsman landscaping treatment. The house is covered in redwood clapboard siding and is one of the largest and best-kept examples of a Craftsman in the city.