This two story two-bay rectangular brick house is the first of the 14 houses at 900 to 922 25th St.. The first six buildings (Nos. 900-910) illustrate how decorative brickwork adds visual interest to modestly-scaled buildings. The houses are two-stories high and two-bays wide. They feature alternating front door placements, and a variety of arches, pediments, and broken pediments above the doors. They feature a corbel motif at the eaves of the brick cornice and molded brick segmental arched six-light grid windows.

The black metal fence is not original to the property. The lawn area on I Street is maintained by 900 25th Street owners.

During the 1910 Census, William Bradley (b. 1843, MD) lived in the house. He served in the Union Army and was a merchant in a candy store.

In 2024, the Navarretes began renovations to the house to create a lower level. This required months of excavation as the soil was removed using buckets that were then emptied into a truck on street level.