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Airy 1960s Pasadena townhouse still slaps for $675K

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A terrace, a balcony, and a huge, double-height wall of windows bring the outdoors in

By Bianca Barragan
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A photo of a living room with a wall of floor-to-ceiling glass behind it. In the background, there is a terrace with seating.
The two-bedroom unit’s towering living room opens out to a wide terrace.
Photos by Nick Li, courtesy of Deborah Maxson/Sotheby’s International Realty

You don’t have to be into Mad Men cosplay to enjoy this 1961-built Pasadena townhouse—its midcentury charm is universally appealing.

Enter the two-bedroom, two-bathroom unit at 395 Cliff Drive and find a tall entryway with a floating staircase and a built-in bar.

In the living room, one wall of two-story, floor-to-ceiling windows brings in loads of sunlight. (But the addition of custom draperies means it doesn’t always have to be bright and sunny.) The galley-style kitchen is contemporary, with light cabinets, dark stone counters, and plenty of counter space.

Both bedrooms are upstairs, each with their own roomy closets. The upstairs bedroom has been recently updated and features modern finishes and a large walk-in shower.

The 1,500-square-foot residence is one of just 10 units in the courtyard-style complex, which also features a pool. The Hastings Ranch Whole Foods and Vroman’s book store are a short walk away, as are an entire shopping center’s worth of restaurants, stores, and other amenities.

The unit is listed for $675,000, plus HOA fees of $340 per month, with Deborah Maxson of Sotheby’s International Realty.

A living room where one wall is a two-story wall of windows.
That wall of windows sure keeps things bright in here.
A galley style kitchen with light cabinets, dark stone counters, and a window over the sink.
The galley kitchen has been updated with modern finishes and conveniences.
A bedroom with a ceiling fan and a sliding glass door to a balcony.
Both bedrooms are spacious and connect to a shared balcony.
A wide balcony with four scattered chairs and a table for scale. (They fit with room to spare.)
The wide terrace has more than enough space for guests.
A retro two-story facade with windows cut in to peek into the space and show off the height of the entry, the stairs, and a pendant light fixture.
The entryway’s height and windows give the townhouse curb appeal.
A pool surrounded by more townhouse units.
The courtyard-style complex has a pool.

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