This gracious, one-story traditional of just over 3000 square feet, along with a full guest house of some 1500 square feet, is sited on a 1.03 acre in one of the city's most peaceful and historic neighborhoods. Kinneloa Ranch was created in the late 1800s by visionary Abbott Kinney, who named Meyerloa from Hawaiian origins - a mesa location looking toward a mountain ridge. The property captures expansive mountain views from the house and grounds as well as city views from the loft of the guest house. The interior offers exposed hardwood flooring, fireplaces in the Living and Sun Rooms, formal Dining Room, Den, updated gourmet kitchen with eating area and two built-in desks, plus updated baths. The step-down primary suite includes a raised-hearth fireplace, sitting area, two-walk in closets, and an expansive bath with shower-over-tub and an oversized walk-in shower. A unique feature of the house is its lower-level finished speakeasy with bar and built-in eating area. In addition to the interior laundry room, there are laundry hookups and a 3/4 bath in the over-sized four-car attached garage. The guest house, with new laminate and carpeted flooring, offers a vaulted wood ceiling Living Room with fireplace, full kitchen, bedroom, two baths, laundry hookups, a spacious gym/bonus room, plus two loft bedrooms and loft office accessed via two spiral staircases. Highlights of the exterior are sweeping lawns, free-form 6 year old pool with spa and waterfall, built-in barbecue with bar seating, a producing orchard, lily pond with brook under a majestic mature oak, putting green, chicken coop, and a cozy dining gazebo. This estate offers a true sense of rural living yet is located just minutes from all of Pasadena's sought after shopping, dining, and cultural offerings.

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Out of households, are families.