OWinnabow is a ca. 1845 Greek Revival frame house with a double-pile center-passage plan located at 677 Governor Road SE in Brunswick County, North Carolina. The nominated parcel is flat with grown-up borders of mostly deciduous trees and shrubs that screen the house from adjacent residential development. The parcel is situated at about 20 to 25 feet above sea level in the drainage of Rice Creek, a tributary of Town Creek and the Cape Fear River. The house faces approximately 30 degrees north of east, but for the purpose of simplicity is described as facing east with other elevations facing the points of the compass accordingly. The house has weatherboard siding, a metal-sheathed side gable roof, and a parged foundation. The symmetrical five-bay front elevation is shaded by a two-tier porch dating to the nineteenth century. A one-story screen porch, probably built in the second half of the twentieth century, projects on the south side. A one-story nineteenth-century porch extends across the rear. Two gable-end brick chimneys on each gable end have been partially removed due to poor condition as part of an ongoing rehabilitation. The interior retains most of its original trim including Greek Revival mantels, a center passage stair, and five- and six-panel doors. The attic has hewn and straight-sawn rafters, Roman numeral builder marks and other construction indicators, and a metal water tank.