Welcome to this Landmark Architectural Gem in the heart of San Marino. Originally designed in 1936 by renowned California architect Earl Heitschmidt, this estate is more than just a home—a piece of living history. With roots tracing back to iconic projects like the Biltmore Hotel and East Coast Ivy League campuses, Heitschmidt’s artistry is woven into every aspect of this residence. As you arrive, you’re greeted by the home’s stately curb appeal, surrounded by lush, four-season landscaping and framed by mature trees that offer both beauty and privacy. Step inside, and you’ll be welcomed by bright, airy spaces where classic elegance meets modern comfort. Expansive Bay windows, hardwood oak plank floors, and original built-in nooks await your personal touches, seamlessly blending style with warmth. Each room flows gracefully into the next, creating an ideal setting for intimate family gatherings and large celebrations. Just minutes from the renowned Huntington Garden and Library, this property sits in one of San Marino’s most coveted neighborhoods, served by the award-winning San Marino Unified School District. Whether it’s the spacious living room, the open-concept kitchen with French doors to the backyard, or the large, sunlit dining room, this home is ready for a family to build memories across generations. This property invites you to enjoy the best Southern California living, with a spacious, level backyard perfect for friendly sports matches and unforgettable gatherings under towering trees. Every inch of its 3,540 square feet has been meticulously updated while preserving its timeless charm, making this home truly move-in ready for its next family. Let this welcoming residence be the backdrop to your family’s next chapter—a place where life’s milestones are celebrated in a home filled with character, charm, and history.

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