Large architectural two-story live-work loft in The Ostrich Farm in South Pasadena. Large industrial chic corner unit. Sleek and modern design, high-ceilings, floor to ceiling windows, views of the San Gabriel mountains, large patio and balcony. Concrete floors on the first level, bamboo floors upstairs. Secure building, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, entertainer's kitchen, flexible open floorplan. In-unit laundry, central air and heat. Award-winning South Pasadena school district. Plenty of unrestricted off-street parking for guests & clients. Easy access to all that South Pasadena, Highland Park, Pasadena and Downtown LA have to offer. Close to 2 metro stations, two Farmer's Markets, South Pasadena Nature Park and the Arroyo Seco Recreational area, which includes golf, tennis, pickle ball, soccer fields, stables, and parks. Amenities include a secured entry system, a large lobby area, low HOA's and two parking spaces side by side. Now South Pasadena's Cultural Landmark #18, the property was the country's first ostrich farm, a tourist attraction created by Edwin Cawston in 1886. The original brick structure was retained and re-envisioned in 2006 as the industrial chic Ostrich Farms live/work lofts, which provide urban living amidst an idyllic and tranquil suburban setting.
Large architectural two-story live-work loft in The Ostrich Farm in South Pasadena. Large industrial chic corner unit. Sleek and modern design, high-ceilings, floor to ceiling windows, views of the San Gabriel mountains, large patio and balcony. Concrete floors on the first level, bamboo floors upstairs. Secure building, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, entertainer's kitchen, flexible open floorplan. In-unit laundry, central air and heat. Award-winning South Pasadena school district. Plenty of unrestricted off-street parking for guests & clients. Easy access to all that South Pasadena, Highland Park, Pasadena and Downtown LA have to offer. Close to 2 metro stations, two Farmer's Markets, South Pasadena Nature Park and the Arroyo Seco Recreational area, which includes golf, tennis, pickle ball, soccer fields, stables, and parks. Amenities include a secured entry system, a large lobby area, low HOA's and two parking spaces side by side. Now South Pasadena's Cultural Landmark #18, the property was the country's first ostrich farm, a tourist attraction created by Edwin Cawston in 1886. The original brick structure was retained and re-envisioned in 2006 as the industrial chic Ostrich Farms live/work lofts, which provide urban living amidst an idyllic and tranquil suburban setting.