A home of rare sophistication and elegance, 424 Ninita Parkway is ideal for those with discerning taste. Following two years of meticulous restoration efforts, this Spanish Revival masterpiece, designed by architect Clarence L. Jay, earned the Pasadena Historic Preservation Award in 2024--a prestigious testament to its artful celebration of classic beauty. Resting in the peaceful Rose Villa-Oakdale Landmark District, rich architectural diversity abounds while Caltech, Poly, and the Huntington Gardens are just a few idyllic, tree-lined blocks away. Even before you enter, a private front patio with gorgeous tilework and a gently flowing fountain transports you to Andalusia. This is a magical setting for a glass of homemade Sangria on a warm summer afternoon. Inside, the home features decorative inlays on the hardwood floors, tall ceilings, arched doorways, original Spanish tiles, and stunning design flourishes at every turn. Showcase spaces include the sunken living room with exposed ceiling beams and the formal dining room where an ornate iron screen opens to a peaceful sunroom. The newly renovated chef's kitchen is a feast for the eyes and offers the perfect backdrop for enticing aromas to mingle with lively conversation. A bedroom and full bathroom rest beyond the kitchen, well suited for visiting loved ones or an au pair. Upstairs, three additional bedrooms await, including the spacious owner's suite, and a large balcony looks out to the backyard and lush treetops. Imagine gazing down upon friends and loved ones as they enjoy a summer soiree at your exquisite home, string lights twinkling as the sun sets. More than just an award-winning character home, 424 Ninita Parkway is a celebration of timeless beauty, elegance, and architectural excellence.

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