280 South ORANGE GROVE Boulevard Pasadena, CA 91105 in Pasadena, California

Situated on what was once known as Millionaire's Row with some forty millionaires residing there in the day, this home is one of five adjacent residences that constitute the largest grouping of original South Orange Grove homes still in existence. Architect Frederick Roehrig, a graduate of Cornell, studied architecture in England and France, and was commissioned by many wealthy Pasadeneans to design their private mansions. Roehrig is best known for designing The Castle Green in Pasadena. Bella N. Scofield hired Roehrig to build her a Prairie style home (considered to be very Avant Garde at the time). August C. Brandt was hired as the contractor. Brandt was a respected Pasadena builder during that period. This home is full of detail sure to please the eye and taste of many. Located on the Rose Bowl Parade route, one is within close proximity to the Tournament of Roses house, the Arroyo, Old Town shopping and restaurants, as well as the Norton Simon Museum. Close freeway access.
Bedrooms: 4
Full Bathrooms: 4
Half Bathrooms: 1
Living Area: 4,804
Lot Size: 0.44 acres
Type: Single Family Home
County: Los Angeles
Year Built: xxxx
Status: Active
Subdivision: --
Area: Pasadena S
HOA Dues: 0.0
Utilities: Water District; In, Connected & Paid;
Status: Active
Acreage: 0.443
Garage/Parking: Parking Space, Garage Is Detached; 0 Carport: 0 Garage: 1
Style: Craftsman
View: Tree Top View
Water/Sewer: Water: Water District; Sewer: In, Connected & Paid
Heating/Cooling: Heat: Forced Air; AC: Central A/C
Appliances: Dishwasher, Garbage Disposal
Interior Feature: 2 Staircases, Basement, Crown Moldings, High Ceilings (9 Feet+), Storage Space, Two Story Ceilings Eating Areas: Area (N), Formal Dining Rm, In Kitchen Rooms: Dining Room, Master Bedroom, Other, Attic, Basement, Entry, Formal Entry, LivingRoom, Separate Family Room, Walk in Pantry, Dressing Area, Retreat Laundry: Individual Room, Inside Flooring: Hardwood, Linoleum
School District: Pasadena Unified