Unique Historic Home in Pasadena, California | Sotheby's International Realty

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The Duncan-Irwin House, 1906. A jewel in the crown of the Crown City, this seminal Craftsman masterwork by Charles and Henry Greene exemplifies the architectural styling of the early California Arts and Crafts movement in the prestigious Park Place neighborhood. This home ultimately paved the way for the Greenes’ signature style, which is evident in the Gamble House and other notable hallmark homes preserved throughout Pasadena. Sited on one of the premium locations available at the turn of the last century, the house sits on a flat lot at the Arroyo's edge, offering sweeping mountain and canyon views and blends seamlessly with its natural surroundings. This singularly unique home resonates with authenticity and provides oversized entertaining spaces, terraces, decks and other features that cannot be replicated. The Duncan-Irwin House offers a flexible configuration of 8 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms between the main residence, 3-car garage, pool and separate upper level guest house. It is registered on the National Register of Historic Places and benefits from its inclusion on the Mills Act—providing an offset of the tax basis for preservation of select historic attributes.

Property ID: 2SL69T

[garyhinton]

I just hope the new owners whom ever they are will love and cherish this home so it may last forever and ever.

[phoenixmacallan]

Classic and beautiful home. A true remnant of its time.

[IanRob]

Recognized it immediately as Greene and Greene design. Exquisite property.
Thank you

[ptose]

one of the most beautiful houses ever made. Greene and Greene at their best like here made residences as amazing as Frank Lloyd Wright at his best.

[Stavoren]

omg! they are selling this gorgeous home!!! everytime we are close to the bowl we take a drive by to look at it.... a truly iconic southern California home

[guslevy]

The Greene homes are literally artworks. When you are inside these homes and think about the fact that all of the pieces - big and small - were thought out and individually created is an astonishing wonder.

I wouldn’t actually want to live in one of their homes - I’d be too stressed about effing something up!…

[bryanfouts]

I have an old old post card of this home and there used to be twin palm trees in the front there that kinda rose up between those two gables. Gorgeous home.

[texasred]

This is my ideal home. I wouldn't change a thing except the location.

[cassandraralph]

Truly beautiful and warm home, everything I want and need

[medigrl]

I saw this house on my Pasadena Craftsman tour recently... nice!

[raeannemery]

Pool deck is cracked and the pool needs re-plastering. Furniture in the home is lovely and I presume, antique. I really enjoyed looking at this home, there aren't many left in the original condition.

[hollyw]

Literally a perfect house. Has it all.

[aracelyd.]

This house is absolutely beautiful 💝 🏡

[Thewolfguys.cartoons]

This is going to be my dream home when I'm growing up, if I have a paycheck that's worth like a million dollars on this house, I'm going to be really interesting and excited to live in this house because this house is really amazing, beautiful, and big ☺😍🏡

[CaymanSothebysRealty]

Presumably the home will be sold complete with the furniture, as it really completes this masterpiece of architecture. What an incredible home.
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[writereducator]

If I could buy a mansion, it would be this place. I saw it many times, walking or driving by, above the Arroyo.

[davidbrayton]

When I win the lottery, I'm gonna build a home very much like this. I'd buy this one but because it is a 'Historical Site, ' you probably can't change a light bulb without permission from the Pasadena Architectural Commission.

[thecryinglennyface]

$4, 698, 000
5, 982 square feet
8 bed
6 full bath

[storyandsoulgardening]

This is not a house. This is a home! You can just tell it.

[jackirichard]

Oh a Craftsman style home. Is it a Frank Loyd Wright home?