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Quiet, privacy and peace are found in this elegant Roland Coate designed Monterey Colonial Revival estate built in 1928.
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Located in the “Hills” of San Marino overlooking Lacy Park, this gated Italian Villa was inspired by the 14th Century Davanzati Palace in Florence, Italy.
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Designed by Kirkland Cutter in 1929, this Pasadena gated architectural masterpiece replicates the classic Colonial lines of California’s first state house, located in Monterey.
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Come be captivated by this three-story, 1928 architectural beauty, updated for today’s living.
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As the maiden property on peaceful Lomita Drive, this estate prominently rises above the street, encompassing over three-quarters of an acre of nearly flat landscaped grounds and 6,300 square-feet-plus of living space.
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Located in the prestigious Oak Knoll District, this majestically sited 1914 English Arts and Crafts gated estate, designed by noted architect Reginald Johnson, has been meticulously restored and updated for modern living.
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This beautifully updated Monterey Colonial character home near CalTech features four bedrooms and three-and-a-half baths, separate office, gorgeous eat-in kitchen, sound system with built-in speakers and separate laundry room.
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This lovely home offers a formal living room and dining room with seating for twelve, and a gourmet kitchen with newer appliances that opens to a family room with stone fireplace.
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Among the most architecturally significant estates in Pasadena history, 1100 Paso Alto offers the rare opportunity to own dual residential masterpieces designed by two of Southern California’s most iconic architects.
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