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Located in the Los Angeles 90032 area, this three-bedroom, two-bathroom home offers a wonderful opportunity for buyers lookin for affordable and potential. Conveniently situated near Monterey Hill, South Pasadena, Old Town Padadena, and the Rose Bowl, with easy access to the 110 freeway, this property offers both convenience and possibilities. This home needs some TLC but has plenmty of potential, both inside and out. Bring your vision and creativity to make this property your own and unlock its possibilities.

3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ WS-26230053 MLS

Located in the Los Angeles 90032 area, this three-bedroom, two-bathroom home offers a wonderful opportunity for buyers lookin for affordable and potential. Conveniently situated near Monterey Hill, South Pasadena, Old Town Padadena, and the Rose Bowl, with easy access to the 110 freeway, this property offers both convenience and possibilities. This home needs some TLC but has plenmty of potential, both inside and out. Bring your vision and creativity to make this property your own and unlock its possibilities.

3820 Monterey Road, Los Angeles

$1,490,000

A remarkable piece of Santa Ana history, thoughtfully preserved and reimagined for modern living. Built in 1905 by William L. Duggan, the historic Duggan House is a distinguished Victorian landmark in the French Park Historic District, featuring its signature turret, conical roof, and timeless architectural craftsmanship. An approved Mills Act Historic Property Contract offers significant potential property tax savings, subject to its terms. Offering 2,440 square feet on an expansive 10,454-square-foot lot, this four-bedroom, three-bath residence has undergone extensive restoration and modernization while preserving its original character. A newly created primary suite features an en-suite bathroom and walk-in closet, maintaining all four upstairs bedrooms. The expanded, fully remodeled kitchen showcases custom cabinetry matching the original millwork, new countertops, backsplash, breakfast peninsula, oversized sink, water purification system, and vintage-inspired mint-green appliances. Two additional remodeled bathrooms feature restored clawfoot tubs, classic vanities, and period-inspired tile. Original wood double-hung windows have been meticulously restored, complemented by authentic vintage Holophane brass and prismatic glass lighting, Victorian-style hardware, and oak flooring carefully matched to the originals. The formal dining room features the home’s original converted gas chandelier, while the inviting living room and charming parlor with an electric fireplace offer elegant gathering spaces. Major improvements include a new Owens Corning Duration Cool Roof on the home and detached garage, an 8.40 kW solar system with 20 panels and Tesla Powerwall 3, upgraded HVAC with HEPA filtration, whole-house fan, underfloor insulation, water filtration, structural steel reinforcement, and updated security systems. Landscaping, irrigation, brick paving, fencing, and an automatic driveway gate further enhance the property. Mature trees, beautifully landscaped grounds, front and rear porches, a deck, fenced yard, and detached two-car garage complete the setting. Relocated in 1987 and reconstructed in 1989, the home benefits from a poured-concrete foundation, anchored stem walls, and updated major systems. Ideally situated along French Park’s tree-lined streets, minutes from Downtown Santa Ana’s acclaimed dining, galleries, and entertainment, the Duggan House offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of history with the comforts of modern living.

4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ OC-26219388 MLS

A remarkable piece of Santa Ana history, thoughtfully preserved and reimagined for modern living. Built in 1905 by William L. Duggan, the historic Duggan House is a distinguished Victorian landmark in the French Park Historic District, featuring its signature turret, conical roof, and timeless architectural craftsmanship. An approved Mills Act Historic Property Contract offers significant potential property tax savings, subject to its terms. Offering 2,440 square feet on an expansive 10,454-square-foot lot, this four-bedroom, three-bath residence has undergone extensive restoration and modernization while preserving its original character. A newly created primary suite features an en-suite bathroom and walk-in closet, maintaining all four upstairs bedrooms. The expanded, fully remodeled kitchen showcases custom cabinetry matching the original millwork, new countertops, backsplash, breakfast peninsula, oversized sink, water purification system, and vintage-inspired mint-green appliances. Two additional remodeled bathrooms feature restored clawfoot tubs, classic vanities, and period-inspired tile. Original wood double-hung windows have been meticulously restored, complemented by authentic vintage Holophane brass and prismatic glass lighting, Victorian-style hardware, and oak flooring carefully matched to the originals. The formal dining room features the home’s original converted gas chandelier, while the inviting living room and charming parlor with an electric fireplace offer elegant gathering spaces. Major improvements include a new Owens Corning Duration Cool Roof on the home and detached garage, an 8.40 kW solar system with 20 panels and Tesla Powerwall 3, upgraded HVAC with HEPA filtration, whole-house fan, underfloor insulation, water filtration, structural steel reinforcement, and updated security systems. Landscaping, irrigation, brick paving, fencing, and an automatic driveway gate further enhance the property. Mature trees, beautifully landscaped grounds, front and rear porches, a deck, fenced yard, and detached two-car garage complete the setting. Relocated in 1987 and reconstructed in 1989, the home benefits from a poured-concrete foundation, anchored stem walls, and updated major systems. Ideally situated along French Park’s tree-lined streets, minutes from Downtown Santa Ana’s acclaimed dining, galleries, and entertainment, the Duggan House offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of history with the comforts of modern living.

825 North Lacy, Santa Ana

$540,000

Step into a piece of Hanford history at this stunning 1910 property, where original hardwood floors and intricate wood trim carry through nearly every room the kind of craftsmanship you simply can't recreate today. The current owners have lovingly preserved that century-old character while completely transforming the heart of the home: a beautifully renovated kitchen with modern finishes that still feels true to the home's roots. Below the main level, a beautifully finished cellar offers the perfect space for a wine collection or canned goods pantry a charming, practical bonus rarely found in homes of this era. At 3,154 square feet with 4 bedrooms and 2 baths, this corner-lot property is zoned for both residential and commercial use a rare, confirmed dual designation that opens the door to a home office, professional practice, or live/work setup, in addition to traditional residential living. An on-site parking lot and a wheelchair-accessible entrance ramp make the commercial-use potential immediately practical, not just theoretical. Soaring ceilings, a classic staircase, and warm natural woodwork set the tone throughout, while the kitchen renovation brings function and style right into the present. Located in the heart of downtown Hanford, walking distance to the courthouse square and local shops and restaurants a truly one-of-a-kind offering for a buyer who wants character, space, and flexibility all in one address.

4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ PI-26203578 MLS

Step into a piece of Hanford history at this stunning 1910 property, where original hardwood floors and intricate wood trim carry through nearly every room the kind of craftsmanship you simply can't recreate today. The current owners have lovingly preserved that century-old character while completely transforming the heart of the home: a beautifully renovated kitchen with modern finishes that still feels true to the home's roots. Below the main level, a beautifully finished cellar offers the perfect space for a wine collection or canned goods pantry a charming, practical bonus rarely found in homes of this era. At 3,154 square feet with 4 bedrooms and 2 baths, this corner-lot property is zoned for both residential and commercial use a rare, confirmed dual designation that opens the door to a home office, professional practice, or live/work setup, in addition to traditional residential living. An on-site parking lot and a wheelchair-accessible entrance ramp make the commercial-use potential immediately practical, not just theoretical. Soaring ceilings, a classic staircase, and warm natural woodwork set the tone throughout, while the kitchen renovation brings function and style right into the present. Located in the heart of downtown Hanford, walking distance to the courthouse square and local shops and restaurants a truly one-of-a-kind offering for a buyer who wants character, space, and flexibility all in one address.

700 North Irwin, Hanford

$1,287,000

Opportunity to own a piece of Pasadena history and more. This property offers a compelling blend of preservation and possibility. According to the Historic Preservation Department, the interior may be remodeled without restriction, creating the perfect canvas to merge historic charm with modern living. Set on a spacious rear lot, the property also allows for expansion or new construction, ideal for a guest house, additional structures, or a custom estate layout. Qualifies for the Mills Act tax exemption, according to the individual resource designation type, the property indication of house varied uses include single-family, hotel and two flat apartment building. The property is zoned RM12. --The Banbury House is a prominent two-and-a-half-story Victorian distinguished by a gabled roof, dormers, decorative shingle patterns, shiplap siding, and elaborate wood detailing. Its front porch and second-story balcony feature ornate posts, brackets, railings, and stained- and leaded-glass windows. Raised-ball bargeboards accent the gables, while an arroyo stone foundation and retaining wall anchor the property. The interior remains largely intact, with original wood moldings, staircase, and architectural details throughout. A second-floor kitchen reflects the home’s past use as a hotel and two-flat apartment building. Rear additions, including a 1938 laundry room, extended porch, exterior staircase. Mature palms and surrounding landscaping frame what remains the largest and most elaborate home on the street.

DW-26194904 MLS

Opportunity to own a piece of Pasadena history and more. This property offers a compelling blend of preservation and possibility. According to the Historic Preservation Department, the interior may be remodeled without restriction, creating the perfect canvas to merge historic charm with modern living. Set on a spacious rear lot, the property also allows for expansion or new construction, ideal for a guest house, additional structures, or a custom estate layout. Qualifies for the Mills Act tax exemption, according to the individual resource designation type, the property indication of house varied uses include single-family, hotel and two flat apartment building. The property is zoned RM12. --The Banbury House is a prominent two-and-a-half-story Victorian distinguished by a gabled roof, dormers, decorative shingle patterns, shiplap siding, and elaborate wood detailing. Its front porch and second-story balcony feature ornate posts, brackets, railings, and stained- and leaded-glass windows. Raised-ball bargeboards accent the gables, while an arroyo stone foundation and retaining wall anchor the property. The interior remains largely intact, with original wood moldings, staircase, and architectural details throughout. A second-floor kitchen reflects the home’s past use as a hotel and two-flat apartment building. Rear additions, including a 1938 laundry room, extended porch, exterior staircase. Mature palms and surrounding landscaping frame what remains the largest and most elaborate home on the street.

209 Carlton, Pasadena

$1,287,000

Opportunity to own a piece of Pasadena history and more. This property offers a compelling blend of preservation and possibility. According to the Historic Preservation Department, the interior may be remodeled without restriction, creating the perfect canvas to merge historic charm with modern living. Set on a spacious rear lot, the property also allows for expansion or new construction, ideal for a guest house, additional structures, or a custom estate layout. Qualifies for the Mills Act Tax Exemption. According to the individual resource designation type, the property indication of house varied uses include single-family, hotel and two flat apartment building. The property is zoned RM12.-- --The Banbury House is a prominent two-and-a-half-story Victorian distinguished by a gabled roof, dormers, decorative shingle patterns, shiplap siding, and elaborate wood detailing. Its front porch and second-story balcony feature ornate posts, brackets, railings, and stained- and leaded-glass windows. Raised-ball bargeboards accent the gables, while an arroyo stone foundation and retaining wall anchor the property. The interior remains largely intact, with original wood moldings, staircase, and architectural details throughout. A second-floor kitchen reflects the home’s past use as a hotel and two-flat apartment building. Rear additions, including a 1938 laundry room, extended porch, exterior staircase. Mature palms and surrounding landscaping frame what remains the largest and most elaborate home on the street.

7 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ DW-26194867 MLS

Opportunity to own a piece of Pasadena history and more. This property offers a compelling blend of preservation and possibility. According to the Historic Preservation Department, the interior may be remodeled without restriction, creating the perfect canvas to merge historic charm with modern living. Set on a spacious rear lot, the property also allows for expansion or new construction, ideal for a guest house, additional structures, or a custom estate layout. Qualifies for the Mills Act Tax Exemption. According to the individual resource designation type, the property indication of house varied uses include single-family, hotel and two flat apartment building. The property is zoned RM12.-- --The Banbury House is a prominent two-and-a-half-story Victorian distinguished by a gabled roof, dormers, decorative shingle patterns, shiplap siding, and elaborate wood detailing. Its front porch and second-story balcony feature ornate posts, brackets, railings, and stained- and leaded-glass windows. Raised-ball bargeboards accent the gables, while an arroyo stone foundation and retaining wall anchor the property. The interior remains largely intact, with original wood moldings, staircase, and architectural details throughout. A second-floor kitchen reflects the home’s past use as a hotel and two-flat apartment building. Rear additions, including a 1938 laundry room, extended porch, exterior staircase. Mature palms and surrounding landscaping frame what remains the largest and most elaborate home on the street.

209 Carlton, Pasadena

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