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| Area: (1575) Pasadena NE | Subdivision: | ||||
| Lot Size: 8,052/PR | Year Built: 1923 | ||||
| Pool: No | Land Type: Fee | ||||
Remarks: Built in 1923, this historic landmark and Mills Act Colonial Revival house, known as the Saunders House, was home to Shirley Sargent. Sargent was an acclaimed nature and travel author of adult and children's books and articles. Her most popular writings were of the Yosemite Valley. In 2013 the City of Pasadena determined that the Saunders House is a contributor to the Craftsman Heights Landmark District. Approaching this gracious home, you are greeted by a lovely full length front porch, capable of hosting a gathering yet intimate enough to sip your morning tea. Stepping in through the front door you are immediately taken with gleaming hardwood floors, beautiful windows and fantastic fireplace complete with built-ins. The easy dining room has its own built-in and leads directly to the beautiful remodeled kitchen. Offering an over-sized island perfect for informal meals or as a buffet for hosting a crowd, this kitchen has plenty of storage and counter space for all your culinary creativity. Completing the downstairs is a roomy en suite master with a beautiful bathroom and access to the sweet back yard. Beautiful hardwood floors continue upstairs where you'll find three wonderful bedrooms and a very spacious remodeled bath. Don't miss the attic and basemen | |||||
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