1926 Spanish Revival duplex in Echo Park, 90026, with the upper unit open for occupancy at close of escrow. Live upstairs and collect rent from the lower unit, or lease both. Each unit has three (3) bedrooms, one (1) full bath, and one (1) half bath, for approximately 3,380 square feet total on a 4,782-square-foot […]

c.1905 RARE West Adams fully remodeled 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom character craftsman featuring original craftsmanship and thoroughly modern living across 1,946 sqft. Carved crown molding and soaring high ceilings anchor the home in its roots, while a bay window floods the formal dining room with soft, natural light. The updated kitchen is a standout, dressed in custom […]

401 Patrician Way | Pasadena, California Completed in 1927, 401 Patrician Way is a Spanish Colonial Revival residence with a history rooted in Pasadena’s early 20th-century growth. Designed and built by Manfred A. Magnuson, a Swedish-born craftsman who established his own contracting firm in Pasadena in the 1920s, the home was originally conceived as a […]

A rare opportunity to own a historic residence in one of San Francisco’s most desirable settings. Built in 1882, 2426 Bush Street is an exceptionally preserved Italianate Victorian, its original room plan and generous proportions unaltered, on a wide, flat 30’ x 100’ parcel on the north side of Bush between Scott and Pierce. Its […]

Step into a true piece of Ontario history at 117 E J Street, a classic Mediterranean Revival home in the heart of the Rosewood Historic District, situated on an oversized double lot. Finding a Spanish style home of this size and character in this neighborhood is a rare opportunity. The curb appeal sets the tone: […]

Welcome to this 1925 storybook Tudor in the heart of Altadena’s historic Janes Village. Designed by E.P. Janes, this rare architectural home perfectly blends historic pedigree with classic character. The curb appeal is immediate, defined by a distinct storybook silhouette, a meandering walkway guides you through a vibrant, low-water front garden to a covered front […]

Nestled in the valley that used to be orchards, but is now tech, sits this 1946 Minimal Traditional jewel box home. Reflecting the charming style that shaped the first wave of postwar housing, this darling home has been meticulously cared for, preserving its original architectural character. Extensive work respecting the home’s heritage includes beautifully restored […]

A rare opportunity to own a lovingly restored piece of Palm Springs-area mid-century modern history. Designed and built in 1963 by renowned architectural designer John P. Moyer, this distinctive Pinyon Crest residence captures the spirit of classic desert modernism while offering thoughtful contemporary upgrades, exceptional privacy, and sweeping Santa Rosa Mountain views. The 1,994-square-foot property […]

Step into a piece of Hanford history at this stunning 1910 property, where original hardwood floors and intricate wood trim carry through nearly every room the kind of craftsmanship you simply can’t recreate today. The current owners have lovingly preserved that century-old character while completely transforming the heart of the home: a beautifully renovated kitchen […]

838 Morse Street | Rose Garden The Charles D. Stevens Estate “To be suddenly confronted by the creative urgency, the buoyant inventiveness, the confident realism, the imaginative insight and control which were Louis Christian Mullgardt at the height of his activity, was an experience whose equivalent I believe is vouchsafed to but few…” — Irving […]

The John Howe Chase House, 1928. A City of Riverside Home of Merit in the Somerset Historic District exemplifying Spanish Colonial Revival with strong Monterey influences, sitting above the 1st fairway of Victoria Country Club, one of the oldest private clubs in Southern California. Harry B. Chase built it as a wedding gift for his […]

Beautifully restored 1930 Tudor house sits as the crown jewel of this Highland Park neighborhood. Many original architectural details remain: coved ceilings, built-ins, and a decorative brick fireplace, all while the home has been extensively upgraded throughout. The bright kitchen offers updates with Heath tile, Caesarstone countertops, Marmoleum flooring, and white oak cabinets, while the […]

A rare opportunity to own a fully renovated turn-of-the-century residence in the heart of San Diego’s prestigious Bankers Hill, where timeless architectural character meets an extensive and thoughtful modernization. Set on an exceptional 9,785-square-foot double corner lot, the historic home features soaring 10-foot ceilings, three fireplaces, and beautifully restored period details throughout. The residence underwent […]

Set gently into the tree-lined edge of the Arroyo Seco, this two-story mid-century modern residence was built in 1956 and designed by California modernist architect William E. Blurock, FAIA, whose career shaped landmark civic and educational buildings across the state and around the world. Believed to be one of only a few private homes he […]

At the corner of North Oregon stands one of Yreka’s most iconic homes: the Gillis Mansion, a Queen Anne Victorian established in 1895 and built as a statement of prosperity, ambition & permanence. With its wraparound porch, soaring turret, steep rooflines and commanding presence, it remains one of the grandest architectural expressions in Siskiyou County. […]

This iconic desert retreat is nestled higher up in the Araby cove and was originally knows as the Giannini residence, the original owners and founders of Bank of America. Araby cove is one of the first and oldest subdivisions in South Palm Springs. The home was constructed with board formed, poured in place concrete and […]

The Hangover | Richard Halliburton House, designed by architect William Levy Alexander, circa 1937, is a very rare example of early 20th-century modern architecture using concrete and steel. The home was originally built as a residence for Halliburton, American freelance journalist and photojournalist Paul Mooney, and architect Levy, who at the time was a recent […]

A home is more than just a property — it’s a place where ideas flourish, memories are cherished, and dreams take form. 1504 Verdi Street is exactly that kind of home. This 1917 Craftsman has been lovingly restored over the past 13 years by owners who have built a life here filled with breadmaking, beer […]

A once-in-a-generation opportunity to own one of the area’s most historically significant luxury estates. The historic Galindo-Leigh House sits gated on an approximately 35,616± SF parcel, offering historic grandeur, timeless craftsmanship, and resort-style living. Representing nearly 200 years of architectural evolution, this iconic estate has been thoughtfully expanded and enhanced over time, retaining elegance and […]

Located in the heart of Glen Ellen’s Valley of the Moon, 7850 Sonoma Mountain Road is a charming 1940s stone cottage set on approximately 3.98 acres surrounded by mature oak trees and usable land. The approximately 1,459-square-foot residence offers the warmth and character of a historic Wine Country retreat, highlighted by a spacious living room […]

Welcome to 3252 Via Altamira, a historic Adobe gem build by the Weir Brothers nestled in the rolling hills of Fallbrook, California. Perfectly blending timeless architectural detail with relaxed Southern California living, this property offers an unparalleled sense of character, privacy, and warmth. Key Highlights: Timeless Character: Features classic craftsmanship, original architectural elements, and enduring […]

Welcome to this extraordinary European-inspired estate where timeless Old World charm meets luxury living. Just steps from Bidwell Park, this one-of-a-kind residence welcomes you through a 200-year-old French antique door into a home filled with exceptional craftsmanship and elegant design. Soaring ceilings, custom European Alder woodwork, intricate crown molding, hand-carved Italian staircase details, antique French […]