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Romantic 1920s condo seeks $849K in Pasadena

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The huge three-bedroom unit is part of a classic courtyard complex

By Elijah Chiland
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A sparsely furnished room with white walls, built-in shelves, and a large hanging light fixture
The living room has wood floors and a colorful tile fireplace.
Photos by EGP Imaging, courtesy Cheyenne Wilbur/Deasy Penner Podley

With three bedrooms and 1,742 square feet of living space, this Pasadena condo has the look and feel of a single-family residence—and quite an attractive one at that.

The unit is accessed through an extravagant wooden front door and contains tile and hardwood floors, built-in shelving, arched entryways, wrought-iron fixtures, and an elegant tile-bordered fireplace in the living room.

It’s part of a Spanish-style courtyard complex built in 1927 and located south of the city’s Playhouse District. The shared open space surrounds a central fountain and features neat landscaping and lush vegetation.

The two-level condo has a winding wooden staircase and three bathrooms to match its trio of bedrooms. A formal dining room leads into the Spanish tile-floored kitchen. Located at 627 East California Boulevard, it’s asking $849,000.

A beige-colored two-story building fronted by short trees and hedges
The condo is part of a 1920s courtyard complex called La Casa Torre
A railing in the foreground, with a hallway and a room with a table and shelves in the background
The tile-floored front entry leads into an airy dining room
A patio framed by a short brick wall and covered by a green awning
A covered patio accessible from the living room.
A brick courtyard with grass growing between the bricks and trees around the edges of the space
The shared courtyard is equipped with a fountain.

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