Located about 14 miles from Downtown L.A. and directly north of Pasadena, Altadena is an unincorporated area with a high median household income and cozy population of 42,777. Stop in at foodie-friendly AltaEats and shop the top-notch Farmers Market on Wednesdays, featuring Coldwater Canyon Provisions’ famed jams, artisan cheese from Drake Family Farms, and Japanese rice sandwiches from Mama Musubi. Significant architecture in the neighborhood includes the Queen Anne-style Andrew McNally House, ultra modern Beard House, Craftsman-style Keyes Bungalow, brick-covered Pacific Electric Railway Company Substation No. 8, and Italianate and Colonial Revival-style Woodbury-Story House. Altadena’s aptly named Christmas Tree Lane has been a holiday attraction since 1920, and features the oldest large-scale outdoor Christmas lighting venue in the world.
Welcome to this historic 1889 Altadena treasure that was relocated to its current, sought after location one hundred years later in the 1980s. The four bedroom, three bathroom Victorian Farmhouse has been beautifully redone with exquisite finishes throughout. The house invites you in with a glass-paneled front door, a regal foyer and tall ceilings. The... Keep reading →
From an early 1900s Craftsman to a stately 1926 Spanish Style there’s a little something for everyone on our curated list of offerings in the San Gabriel Valley. Head on over to the desirable San Rafael Hills neighborhood of Pasadena and explore a 1949 Mid-Century with stunning views of the San Gabriel Mountains. Looking to... Keep reading →
By Angela Serratore A Spanish-style house built in 1926, with five bedrooms, three full bathrooms and two half bathrooms, on a 0.5-acre lot This house is in a mostly residential section of Altadena, about a five-minute drive from the shopping along Lake Avenue. A number of trailheads are within a short drive or walk, including... Keep reading →
This week, enjoy a curated catalog of some of our most eye-catching properties located throughout Southern California. Ranging from a desert oasis in Rancho Mirage, to a hidden bungalow in Pasadena, a Spanish Estate in the San Gabriel Valley, or an upscale Regency in Santa Monica, there’s a home for anyone looking to explore and... Keep reading →
Spring is just around the corner and we have a fresh crop of new listings positively blooming with possibilities. From the Hollywood Hills to the desert of Palm Springs, these are homes sure to inspire any prospective buyer – and all priced at under $2,000,000. Looking to reside in the SGV? Explore a 1917 Craftsman... Keep reading →