1892 Dutch Colonial Along Rose Parade Route Listed In Pasadena

PASADENA, CA —Living in Pasadena's Ross Grove Landmark District is like living history itself. Located along the Rose parade route, you could live in this 126-year-old Dutch Colonial built by J. J. Blick in 1892.

The home maintains its historic charm with features including hardwood floors, period moldings, and generously sized formal rooms. The home also features an expansive rear garden with a pool and a koi pond situated on a large lot. This charming home is registered on the national register of historic places, which comes with a notable property tax discount.

• Address: 268 S Orange Grove Blvd, Pasadena, California
• Price: $1,795,000
• Square Feet: 4482
• Bedrooms: 5
• Bathrooms: 4 Baths
• Built: 1892
• Features: Charming Dutch Colonial built in 1892 by J. J. Blick, and later added a 3 bedroom addition by Edward Kent in 1908. Part of the new Ross Grove Landmark District. Also along the Orange Groves Millionaire Row. You can watch the Rose Parade from your home. Beautiful backyard and front yard on the lot of 15625 sqft. One extra BONUS room which could be easily converted to bedroom then it will make the house with 6 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. Property is sold as it is . Great location to Pasadena area close to PCC and Pasadena art school. Classic features include hardwood floors, period moldings, generous-sized formal rooms and the opportunity to truly make it your own some renovation. Expansive rear garden with pool and koi pond on one of the largest lots on the whole block. The residence is in the national register of historic places, and as such features a HUGE property tax discount. The home was featured on television and Los Angeles Times on December 2003. Easy access to the 110, 134 and 210 freeways, Old Town Pasadena, Rose Bowl and Paseo Colorado.

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