Cohn House, Historical house in California, US.

The Cohn House is a residential building in California designed with the asymmetrical forms and ornamental details characteristic of Queen Anne style architecture. The structure features bay windows, varied exterior materials, and irregular rooflines that define this approach to home design.

The Cohn House is a Queen Anne Shingle Style building constructed in the 1890s in Folsom, California. Its listing on the National Register of Historic Places in 1982 also takes in an original house built on the site in the 1860s.

The house takes its name from the Cohn family, and its 1982 listing on the National Register of Historic Places covered both the 1890s Queen Anne building and an original house from the 1860s on the same property. Visitors can look for the shingle-clad upper storeys and the change in wall material where the two building campaigns meet.

The property is registered as a historic site, which means access and viewing may have restrictions depending on ownership status. Check locally about visiting conditions before planning your visit, as private residences may limit public access.

The National Register listing covers two buildings: the Queen Anne Shingle Style house from the 1890s and an original house built in the 1860s on the same property. The two dates mark separate construction campaigns rather than one rebuilding.