Ernest Coxhead House, San Mateo, California
historic place
The Ernest Coxhead House in San Mateo, California, is a historic place. British architect Ernest Coxhead designed and built this Tudor Revival home in 1891 as his country retreat. The house features rural English architectural elements, including a double bowed roof and leaded windows. Coxhead, influential in the Arts and Crafts movement, lived here until 1924. In 2000, the Ernest Coxhead House became a National Historic Landmark. It is also a California State Historic Landmark. This site represents the architectural styles of its period.