Description

A Mission Revival and Arts & Crafts architectural masterpiece by acclaimed architect Joseph J. Blick, this estate blends timeless sophistication with modern luxury. Set behind secure iron gates in one of Pasadena’s most coveted enclaves, the residence spans approximately 12,000 square feet with 8 bedrooms and 10 baths, thoughtfully crafted for both grand entertaining and intimate everyday living. Surrounded by tall hedges and graceful palms, the impressive façade and manicured grounds evoke a sense of prestige and tranquility. Inside, rich mahogany and oak paneling, Grueby Faience and Batchelder tile fireplaces, and original brass hardware showcase the home’s distinguished pedigree. A dramatic foyer opens to elegant formal living and dining rooms, each enhanced by custom millwork, harmonious proportions, and sunlit interiors. At the heart of the home, the chef’s kitchen features professional-grade appliances, an oversized island, and a well-appointed butler’s pantry—perfect for culinary pursuits or casual gatherings. Multiple family rooms, a stately library or office, a private theater, and a home gym provide versatile spaces for work, leisure, and entertainment. The primary suite is a serene sanctuary, complete with a fireside sitting area, a newly completed spa-inspired bath, and generous walk-in closets. Additional bedrooms include ensuite baths and custom finishes, ensuring comfort and privacy for family and guests. Outdoors, resort-style living unfolds across expansive covered patios, lush gardens, and a sparkling pool and spa. A tranquil koi pond, wraparound balcony, and multiple pavilions enrich the landscape. A separate guest house and ample parking complete this exceptional estate. Moments from The Langham, South Lake Avenue’s boutiques and dining, and Old Town Pasadena, the property beautifully balances privacy, prestige, and convenience. Elegant. Grand. Unforgettable. More than a residence—an enduring statement of style, comfort, and sophistication. Per the previous owner, the house underwent reconstruction and restoration both in and outside btn 1989 and 1993, and the full foundation of reinforced concrete was laid beneath the house, conforming the state earthquake mandates.