133 N Orange Grove Boulevard, Pasadena, CA, US, 91103

Steeped in Pasadena history and architectural character, this distinguished 1905 Craftsman, designed by noted architect Charles Francis Driscoll as the Donald and Elizabeth Macneil House, blends preserved Arts & Crafts craftsmanship with thoughtful modern updates. Set within one of Pasadena's most architecturally significant neighborhoods, this 4-bedroom, 3.5-bath residence sits behind hedges and an automatic gate.An expansive wraparound porch and beautiful wood entry door welcome you inside. The elegant living room features original built-ins, coffered ceiling, fireplace, hardwood floors, window benches, and abundant natural light. A dedicated office with built-in shelving and private entrance includes a stunning period leaded-art-glass door.The formal dining room features original built-in cabinetry with leaded-glass accents and opens to a sunlit kitchen with premium Miele appliances including Sub-Zero wine / beverage fridge, generous cabinetry, abundant counter space, and a custom island. Two ensuite bedrooms include a first-floor bedroom with full bath and an upstairs primary suite with a large closet and a luxurious bath featuring a custom marble vanity, marble tile floors, glass-enclosed shower, and soaking tub.The second floor also offers two additional bedrooms, a full bath with an elegant marble-framed shower and decorative leaded-art-glass transom windows, plus a versatile bonus room. Recent improvements include Miele appliances, automated primary window shades, interior painting, newer water heater, electronic gate, and EV charging station.The private backyard provides outdoor dining and relaxation, a custom storage shed, and room for a pool, or potential ADU. Part of the Arroyo Terrace and Prospect Park Neighborhood Walking Tour, the home is moments from The Gamble House, Norton Simon Museum, Rose Bowl, Old Town Pasadena, and Pasadena's renowned dining, shopping, and cultural destinations. This home offers a rare opportunity to become part of one of the city's most historic and architectural neighborhoods.