This one-story building was constructed circa 1946 of brick and hollow-clay tile. It is set back from E. Washington St.  with a shallow parking area in front. The façade, or north elevation along E. Washington St., features a polychrome  arrangement of brick and tile and a brick dentil cornice. Below the cornice, the name “Heffley” is painted on the wall.  The central entry contains a metal double door topped by a transom. Square wood-framed display windows flank the  door. Above the storefront are wood remnants of an awning. The 1949 Sanborn Map shows this building as adjoining a  two-story auto dealership, and remnants of its concrete foundation remain to the east of the Heffley Building.