852 S Oakland Ave Pasadena, CA 91106

The desirable Madison Heights area of Pasadena is rich with its architectural styles. This beautiful one-story Arts and Crafts bungalow built in 1913 was designed by noted architect Arthur S. Heineman and renowned builder David M. Renton. The home is located in this historically significant neighborhood. As you enter the lovely wide porch with theunique front door with etched glass (as featured in Sunset magazine), you are invited inside where you will be captivatedby the coved ceiling with classic oversized crown molding andrich hardwood floors which extend throughout the home. Thedistinctive Batchelder Tile fireplace is the focal point of this elegant living room. The dining room is perfect for entertainingand is accented by the colorful stained glass windows and hand-crafted built-in cabinets. The library, complete with built-inbookcases and drop-down desk, has French doors that open to the side terrace. The kitchen features a vintage Chambers stove,built-in refrigerator and an abundance of cabinetry. There is also a charming breakfast nook and laundry room with bath.Enter the hallway through the French doors and notice how the skylight floods the home with sunlight. The large primary bedroom features expansive windows, two spacious closets and French doors which open up to the tranquil trellised privatepatio. The bathroom features leaded glass windows and is connected to a second bedroom with sliding glass doors thattake you outside to the casual dining area with built-in grilling station and wet bar to entertain your guests while you are enjoyingthe view of the sparkling pool and verdant foliage. An added bonus is the 265 sq. ft. permitted pool cabana with mini-kitchenand bathroom with shower, which could serve as an office, exercise studio or guest quarters. The cabana is adjacent to thetwo-car garage, accessed by a shared driveway. You will feel right at home in this special bungalow in the much sought afterneighborhood of Madison Heights! is located in this historically significant neighborhood. As you enter the lovely wide porch with theunique front door with stained glass (as featured in Sunset magazine), you are invited inside where you will be captivatedby the coved ceiling wit