455 LA Loma Rd, Pasadena, CA 91105

Initially an 1882 carriage house, the structure was subsequently converted to a residence for Mr. Clapp - one of Pasadenas original founding colonists in 1904. Gently sited forward on the propertys lot to provide a remarkable rear yard setting, this refined historic Pasadena Arts and Crafts period home rests on one of Southwest Pasadenas most desirable streets. In 1999, it was purchased by its current owners and since - it has been laboriously restored and updated to meet the standards of todays living. Formal living with fireplace and adjoining viewing balcony. Dining room, office, custom kitchen and breakfast room with seating nook. Guest powder room. Upstairs: Primary bedroom with dual vanities, separate shower and soaking tub. Guest bedroom with ensuite bathroom and balcony, as well as two additional bedrooms that share a full bathroom. The 511 square foot lower carriage room retreat offers a large, flexible communal space with laundry and three-quarter bathroom. Workshop plus ample storage and access to the outdoors.The expansive garden, mature specimen trees and broad lawn designed by landscape architect, Mark Berry offer limitless boundaries with separate 490 square foot writers studio with bathroom and wraparound porch towards the furthest portion of the property.Multi-gabled roof, the exterior is clad in wood clapboard siding with framing board trim at the corners on the first story, and wood shingle on the second story. Fenestration consists primarily of double-hung