There are very few homes that can be called a true New England Colonial, and this is one. Built in 1924, the original owner created this home from plans based directly on his Massachusetts house. From the central hall and staircase, the living room and dining room branch out on separate sides, with the kitchen located behind the dining room, and the sunroom creates the El featured on the more modern Colonial homes.

The historic exterior showcases an updated interior. Rebuilt in 2005, the kitchen, butler’s pantry, and downstairs bath have modern design features such as granite countertops, a center island, top of the line appliances, abundant cabinet space and a sunny breakfast area. Upgrades include copper plumbing and an updated electrical system.

Staying true to the Colonial style, the upstairs provides the retreat from the public rooms below. Three bedrooms and an office/den offer space for everyone to relax. One of the two full bathrooms has been remodeled and upgraded. Abundant windows in each room provide light and treetop views.

The house sits on a large lot, designed for entertaining and enjoying the outdoors. A screened-in porch leads to the grassy yard and pool at the rear of the lot. Newer landscaping gives privacy to the grounds. This classic Colonial home provides an opportunity to live on one of Pasadena’s most desired streets, located in close proximity to one of the most beautiful college campuses, Caltech. Take advantage of the park-like grounds nestled among the stunning architecture, the public lectures and activities and all the rest that Pasadena has to offer.