1500 Rollin

Live in the heart of South Pasadena’s most vibrant community! This charming Craftsman-style home, built in 1910, lies within South Pasadena’s Historic District. It sits on a spacious 10,194-square-foot lot—larger than many nearby properties. The lot offers room for outdoor living or potential expansion, subject to city rules. Located just a 10-minute walk from Mission Street, this neighborhood boasts a rich history, tree-lined streets, and well-preserved architecture of the early century. The area around Mission Street and Fair Oaks Avenue includes landmarks like the grand Wynyate Mansion and elegant Victorian-era homes, notable treasures that shape the community’s timeless identity. This single-family home spans 1,912 square feet with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. A partial wraparound front porch greets you at the entry. Inside, the early-century charm shines through the authentic hardwood floors, built-in cabinetry, beautiful wood trim accents the living room, and solid wood frames around the traditional single-hung windows. At the back of the interior, a large kitchen opens to a cozy family room with a bar and backyard access and a patio for family entertainment. Parking multiple cars is also convenient! Use the long driveway or wide section of the lot in front of the garage. The neighborhood offers more than just this stunning home. Families enjoy peace of mind enrolling their children in the South Pasadena Unified School District as it’s one of California’s top-ranked districts. Best of all, highly regarded schools are within walking distance! Mission Street charms residents with its weekly Farmers’ Market, boutique shops, and local spots like Kaldi Coffee. For groceries, Vons and Trader Joe’s are a short drive away on Fair Oaks Avenue. This property is a gateway to life in one of Southern California’s most historic and enchanting communities. Live the life you deserve!***The Mills Act is a California state law, enacted in 1972, designed to encourage the preservation of historic properties. It allows owners of designated historic buildings to receive property tax reductions in exchange for agreeing to maintain and preserve the property’s historic character.***