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$2,295,000

Welcome to this rare turn-of-the-century carriage house, beautifully converted into a single-family residence and tucked in a prime Southwest Pasadena location just off prestigious South Orange Grove. Completely remodeled and redesigned with every modern amenity, the main house offers 3 bedrooms and 2 baths in a gracious, open floor plan filled with light through beautiful French doors and windows. The kitchen and baths are entirely new, and the whole upper level is devoted to a private primary suite.Outside, the beautifully landscaped grounds with interior and garden design by Pat McNamara set the stage for a separate 1-bedroom, 1-bath guest house plus an additional detached studio and a versatile office/playhouse (or storage) structure. Full of character and thoughtfully updated throughout, this one-of-a-kind property blends historic charm with contemporary comfort in one of Pasadena's most desirable pockets.

4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ ACTIVE Status

Welcome to this rare turn-of-the-century carriage house, beautifully converted into a single-family residence and tucked in a prime Southwest Pasadena location just off prestigious South Orange Grove. Completely remodeled and redesigned with every modern amenity, the main house offers 3 bedrooms and 2 baths in a gracious, open floor plan filled with light through beautiful French doors and windows. The kitchen and baths are entirely new, and the whole upper level is devoted to a private primary suite.Outside, the beautifully landscaped grounds with interior and garden design by Pat McNamara set the stage for a separate 1-bedroom, 1-bath guest house plus an additional detached studio and a versatile office/playhouse (or storage) structure. Full of character and thoughtfully updated throughout, this one-of-a-kind property blends historic charm with contemporary comfort in one of Pasadena's most desirable pockets.

379 Bellefontaine St, Pasadena

Courtesy of PLG Estates, Peter Lorimer - CA DRE#01479846

$1,799,999

Situated atop storied Grace Hill in Southwest Pasadena, this 1925 Tudor Revival overflows with timeless Old World charm. Positioned on an expansive lot, the home features classic woodwork details, original custom wrought-iron fixtures, spacious decks and a brick patio overlooking tiered grounds. The interior boasts original hardwood floors, a grand living room with a beamed ceiling, a stately fireplace, a private study, and a sunlit wood deck off the living room with treetop views. A formal dining room leads to the cheerful, eat-in kitchen equipped with a chef's Wolf range, a built-in kitchen hutch, and a separate laundry/mudroom with a convenient quarter-bath. Upstairs, an artisan-crafted staircase reveals two spacious, sunny bedrooms alongside a third wood-paneled bedroom with custom built-ins. The space is rounded out by a fully soundproofed, world-class mixing and mastering studio, professionally designed by Studio Design Partners and elevated by 16-foot cathedral ceilings. Tucked away in a peaceful enclave dating to 1890, this tranquil retreat provides complete privacy while remaining minutes from Old Town Pasadena, the Metro, and freeways. It is also just steps down Grace Walk to the Yoga House, dinner and drinks at The Raymond, or tacos at Yuca's.

3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ ACTIVE Status

Situated atop storied Grace Hill in Southwest Pasadena, this 1925 Tudor Revival overflows with timeless Old World charm. Positioned on an expansive lot, the home features classic woodwork details, original custom wrought-iron fixtures, spacious decks and a brick patio overlooking tiered grounds. The interior boasts original hardwood floors, a grand living room with a beamed ceiling, a stately fireplace, a private study, and a sunlit wood deck off the living room with treetop views. A formal dining room leads to the cheerful, eat-in kitchen equipped with a chef's Wolf range, a built-in kitchen hutch, and a separate laundry/mudroom with a convenient quarter-bath. Upstairs, an artisan-crafted staircase reveals two spacious, sunny bedrooms alongside a third wood-paneled bedroom with custom built-ins. The space is rounded out by a fully soundproofed, world-class mixing and mastering studio, professionally designed by Studio Design Partners and elevated by 16-foot cathedral ceilings. Tucked away in a peaceful enclave dating to 1890, this tranquil retreat provides complete privacy while remaining minutes from Old Town Pasadena, the Metro, and freeways. It is also just steps down Grace Walk to the Yoga House, dinner and drinks at The Raymond, or tacos at Yuca's.

92 Grace Ter, Pasadena

Courtesy of MAISONRE, Jessica Webb-Simpson - CA DRE#02070038

$1,098,888

FIXER OPPORTUNITY! Offered AS IS, this 1930 Tudor Revival is ready for a complete renovation and its next chapter. A rare opportunity to reimagine a future crown jewel of Pasadena. This charming Tudor Revival features 3 bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms, approximately 1,502 square feet of living space, a generous 7,301 square foot lot and a 2 car garage. Storybook architecture and original character create the perfect canvas to restore, renovate and make your own. Set within the Pasadena Unified School District in a highly walkable pocket near parks, shops, dining and everyday conveniences, with Old Pasadena and South Pasadena just moments away. PLEASE NOTE: THIS PROPERTY IS A FIXER AND REQUIRES SIGNIFICANT RENOVATION. Property is being sold strictly AS IS. Please review photos and property information prior to scheduling a showing.

3 Beds ⋅ 1 Baths ⋅ ACTIVE Status

FIXER OPPORTUNITY! Offered AS IS, this 1930 Tudor Revival is ready for a complete renovation and its next chapter. A rare opportunity to reimagine a future crown jewel of Pasadena. This charming Tudor Revival features 3 bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms, approximately 1,502 square feet of living space, a generous 7,301 square foot lot and a 2 car garage. Storybook architecture and original character create the perfect canvas to restore, renovate and make your own. Set within the Pasadena Unified School District in a highly walkable pocket near parks, shops, dining and everyday conveniences, with Old Pasadena and South Pasadena just moments away. PLEASE NOTE: THIS PROPERTY IS A FIXER AND REQUIRES SIGNIFICANT RENOVATION. Property is being sold strictly AS IS. Please review photos and property information prior to scheduling a showing.

61 W State St, Pasadena

Courtesy of Compass, Rodney Wittbrodt - CA DRE#02095111

$2,595,000

The Dahlstrom House, 1949, John Lautner architect. Set on coveted Laguna Road in a neighborhood known for architectural gems, this beautifully preserved home is an extraordinary example of Lautner's early work. In describing a house designed by his mentor, Frank Lloyd Wright, Lautner said, "It just hit me, joy and repose, all at the same time. That's the kind of environment I like." This home is the embodiment of that statement: a serene retreat that surprises you with delights at every turn. The home opens into a wood-clad foyer and then guides you through a hallway of curving wood that reveals the spectacular living room, where a cantilevered steel ceiling floats above walls of glass. The room is anchored by a cylindrical concrete fireplace. A motif of circular forms runs throughout the home. The fireplace is echoed by a cylindrical bookshelf set into the corner glass wall, positioned behind a rounded concrete bench that passes through the glass. The curving wood-paneled walls of the hallway form the wall of a semicircular primary bedroom, whose wall slides open to the living room, bringing views of the garden and fireplace into the bedroom. From the living room, you can look through the open floorplan to the kitchen and a teak -walled office beyond. The floorplan has exceptional flow, with easy access to private outdoor space from every part of the home. The landscaping is impeccable, with Japanese-inspired gardens in front providing privacy from the street, and a massive stone pine standing sentry above the entrance. Uncharacteristic for homes of this period, there is abundant storage space throughout. A beautifully preserved home by one of the most important architects of the 20th-century.

2 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ ACTIVE UNDER CONTRACT Status

The Dahlstrom House, 1949, John Lautner architect. Set on coveted Laguna Road in a neighborhood known for architectural gems, this beautifully preserved home is an extraordinary example of Lautner's early work. In describing a house designed by his mentor, Frank Lloyd Wright, Lautner said, "It just hit me, joy and repose, all at the same time. That's the kind of environment I like." This home is the embodiment of that statement: a serene retreat that surprises you with delights at every turn. The home opens into a wood-clad foyer and then guides you through a hallway of curving wood that reveals the spectacular living room, where a cantilevered steel ceiling floats above walls of glass. The room is anchored by a cylindrical concrete fireplace. A motif of circular forms runs throughout the home. The fireplace is echoed by a cylindrical bookshelf set into the corner glass wall, positioned behind a rounded concrete bench that passes through the glass. The curving wood-paneled walls of the hallway form the wall of a semicircular primary bedroom, whose wall slides open to the living room, bringing views of the garden and fireplace into the bedroom. From the living room, you can look through the open floorplan to the kitchen and a teak -walled office beyond. The floorplan has exceptional flow, with easy access to private outdoor space from every part of the home. The landscaping is impeccable, with Japanese-inspired gardens in front providing privacy from the street, and a massive stone pine standing sentry above the entrance. Uncharacteristic for homes of this period, there is abundant storage space throughout. A beautifully preserved home by one of the most important architects of the 20th-century.

780 Laguna Rd, Pasadena

Courtesy of Compass, Robert Moore - CA DRE#02012365

$2,298,000

Known as the Messler House, this distinctive 1950s Mid-Century Modern residence was designed by architect Paul Haynes, whose Pasadena work included Huntington Memorial Hospital and whose career began working with renowned architects Myron Hunt and H.C. Chambers. Thoughtfully remodeled while respecting its architectural roots, this 3bd/3ba turnkey home showcases classic Mid-Century elements including clean horizontal lines, expansive windows, abundant natural light, and a wonderfully open connection between indoors and out. Inside, stylish living and dining spaces surround a dramatic fireplace, with easy flow to outside dining and garden. Upstairs, the serene primary suite features a spa-like bathroom with terrazzo tile, walk-in California Closet, and a private balcony. Two additional bedrooms, one up and one down, suit the needs of many potential buyers. Outside, an exceptionally large swimming pool creates a spectacular private retreat, complemented by generous entertaining areas, a poolside cabana, two additional garden and patio retreats and a sauna. Numerous recent upgrades include a brand-new HVAC system, pool filtration, water heater, state-of-the-art whole-house water filtration system, roofing, and more. Private, distinguished, and beautifully updated, the Messler House is a rare combination of architectural history, thoughtful modernization, and quintessential Southern California Pasadena living.

3 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ ACTIVE Status

Known as the Messler House, this distinctive 1950s Mid-Century Modern residence was designed by architect Paul Haynes, whose Pasadena work included Huntington Memorial Hospital and whose career began working with renowned architects Myron Hunt and H.C. Chambers. Thoughtfully remodeled while respecting its architectural roots, this 3bd/3ba turnkey home showcases classic Mid-Century elements including clean horizontal lines, expansive windows, abundant natural light, and a wonderfully open connection between indoors and out. Inside, stylish living and dining spaces surround a dramatic fireplace, with easy flow to outside dining and garden. Upstairs, the serene primary suite features a spa-like bathroom with terrazzo tile, walk-in California Closet, and a private balcony. Two additional bedrooms, one up and one down, suit the needs of many potential buyers. Outside, an exceptionally large swimming pool creates a spectacular private retreat, complemented by generous entertaining areas, a poolside cabana, two additional garden and patio retreats and a sauna. Numerous recent upgrades include a brand-new HVAC system, pool filtration, water heater, state-of-the-art whole-house water filtration system, roofing, and more. Private, distinguished, and beautifully updated, the Messler House is a rare combination of architectural history, thoughtful modernization, and quintessential Southern California Pasadena living.

135 Club Rd, Pasadena

Courtesy of Douglas Elliman, Jonathan Butler - CA DRE#01883938

$32,000,000

One of the most extraordinary residential offerings in Southern California, 380 S. San Rafael Avenue stands as arguably Pasadena's premier estate, an irreplaceable Jacobean Tudor Revival masterpiece set on nearly 5 private, gated acres in the city's most prestigious enclave. Commissioned by the Bernard family and designed by the acclaimed architectural firm Morgan, Walls & Clements, the residence was completed in 1928 and represents an unparalleled combination of architectural significance, scale, privacy, and provenance. Hidden behind gates and enveloped by majestic oaks, manicured gardens, and rolling lawns, the approximately 18,665-square-foot manor commands breathtaking views across the Arroyo Seco, creating the rare feeling of an English country estate in the heart of Pasadena. Its iconic castellated tower, slate rooflines, leaded-glass windows, and exquisitely preserved period detailing showcase a level of craftsmanship and permanence that is virtually impossible to replicate today. Steeped in cultural history, the estate is recognized worldwide as the exterior of Wayne Manor in the original Batman television series and has been featured in numerous acclaimed film and television productions. Yet beyond its celebrated pedigree, the property offers every modern luxury, including a resort-caliber pool, pickleball court, private theater, and exceptional indoor and outdoor spaces designed for both intimate family living and grand-scale entertaining. Originally showcased in Architectural Digest, this singular estate is more than a home; it is one of Pasadena's defining landmarks and an exceptionally rare opportunity to acquire what many would consider the finest legacy property in the city.

7 Beds ⋅ 11 Baths ⋅ ACTIVE Status

One of the most extraordinary residential offerings in Southern California, 380 S. San Rafael Avenue stands as arguably Pasadena's premier estate, an irreplaceable Jacobean Tudor Revival masterpiece set on nearly 5 private, gated acres in the city's most prestigious enclave. Commissioned by the Bernard family and designed by the acclaimed architectural firm Morgan, Walls & Clements, the residence was completed in 1928 and represents an unparalleled combination of architectural significance, scale, privacy, and provenance. Hidden behind gates and enveloped by majestic oaks, manicured gardens, and rolling lawns, the approximately 18,665-square-foot manor commands breathtaking views across the Arroyo Seco, creating the rare feeling of an English country estate in the heart of Pasadena. Its iconic castellated tower, slate rooflines, leaded-glass windows, and exquisitely preserved period detailing showcase a level of craftsmanship and permanence that is virtually impossible to replicate today. Steeped in cultural history, the estate is recognized worldwide as the exterior of Wayne Manor in the original Batman television series and has been featured in numerous acclaimed film and television productions. Yet beyond its celebrated pedigree, the property offers every modern luxury, including a resort-caliber pool, pickleball court, private theater, and exceptional indoor and outdoor spaces designed for both intimate family living and grand-scale entertaining. Originally showcased in Architectural Digest, this singular estate is more than a home; it is one of Pasadena's defining landmarks and an exceptionally rare opportunity to acquire what many would consider the finest legacy property in the city.

380 S San Rafael Ave, Pasadena

Courtesy of MAISONRE, Shannon Scavo - CA DRE#02127388

$5,495,000

Designed by the acclaimed architectural firm Ainsworth, Angel & McClellan, with landscape architecture by Kenneth S. Nakaba, this architecturally significant residence is tucked within Pasadena's coveted San Rafael neighborhood. Influenced by both California modernism and Japanese architecture, the home is defined by warm redwood detailing, smooth plaster walls, expansive walls of glass, and a timeless palette of wood, custom millwork, and travertine. With its strong architectural framework and enduring design, the residence presents a rare opportunity for thoughtful restoration while remaining true to its original vision. The living spaces open to lush, park-like surroundings framed by mature trees, sculptural landscaping, and winding garden pathways. A pool, spa, and multiple outdoor entertaining areas are seamlessly integrated into the landscape, creating a tranquil outdoor setting with exceptional scale and opportunity for thoughtful enhancement. Designed as a private sanctuary, the primary suite features a dramatic skylight, intimate sitting area, and spa-inspired bathroom. Separate guest quarters offer remarkable independence and flexibility, complete with a living room, dining area, full kitchen, and spacious bedroom, making them ideal for guests, extended family, or multigenerational living. Rarely does an opportunity arise to acquire a residence of such architectural significance in such a coveted setting. With its strong architectural pedigree, timeless material palette, exceptional bones, and remarkable setting, the home offers a rare opportunity to thoughtfully restore and elevate a significant work of architecture while shaping its next chapter.

4 Beds ⋅ 6 Baths ⋅ ACTIVE Status

Designed by the acclaimed architectural firm Ainsworth, Angel & McClellan, with landscape architecture by Kenneth S. Nakaba, this architecturally significant residence is tucked within Pasadena's coveted San Rafael neighborhood. Influenced by both California modernism and Japanese architecture, the home is defined by warm redwood detailing, smooth plaster walls, expansive walls of glass, and a timeless palette of wood, custom millwork, and travertine. With its strong architectural framework and enduring design, the residence presents a rare opportunity for thoughtful restoration while remaining true to its original vision. The living spaces open to lush, park-like surroundings framed by mature trees, sculptural landscaping, and winding garden pathways. A pool, spa, and multiple outdoor entertaining areas are seamlessly integrated into the landscape, creating a tranquil outdoor setting with exceptional scale and opportunity for thoughtful enhancement. Designed as a private sanctuary, the primary suite features a dramatic skylight, intimate sitting area, and spa-inspired bathroom. Separate guest quarters offer remarkable independence and flexibility, complete with a living room, dining area, full kitchen, and spacious bedroom, making them ideal for guests, extended family, or multigenerational living. Rarely does an opportunity arise to acquire a residence of such architectural significance in such a coveted setting. With its strong architectural pedigree, timeless material palette, exceptional bones, and remarkable setting, the home offers a rare opportunity to thoughtfully restore and elevate a significant work of architecture while shaping its next chapter.

954 Hillside Ter, Pasadena

Courtesy of MAISONRE, Bryony Atkinson - CA DRE#01737362