927 N Garfield AVE Pasadena, CA 91104

This one-story single-family house was constructed in 1909 by Edward R. Zube and is a contributing structure to the Garfield Heights Landmark District. This home boasts many character defining features of a Craftsman Bungalow Style home. The home has been restored to its almost original condition with more than four 400 square feet added to the original structure. About 80 percent of this home has been reframed, and restored. The home is supported by an Arroyo Stone wall all around. On the exterior it features lush green landscaping, a new driveway with drain system, a new roof, and a newly constructed 2 car detached garage. On the interior, the living room is centered on an arroyo stone fireplace. The hardwood floors throughout have been completely replaced,; the original cabinets and fixtures have been carefully restored to their original condition; all done to match the character defining features of a craftsman home. The kitchen features a combination of glass and wood cabinetry, a stone backsplash, and an island with a stainless steel cooktop utilizing a downdraft system to vent out. Let’s not forget about the family room and master bedroom that lead you out to a newly built deck, perfect for entertaining. Nearly everything in this home is new and long awaits an owner who will cherish it for years to come. This beautiful and eccentric home is on the list of Historic homes in the City of Pasadena, and can be a candidate for the ever so privileged Mills Act.