A 16-year-old Mediterranean estate at 1466 San Pasqual Street in Pasadena lists for $9.5 million. Architect John Barber designed the home to match its older neighbors, borrowing period elements from early 20th-century architects Wallace Neff and Marston & Van Pelt. The exterior appears so authentically historic that it was featured on a Pasadena Heritage tour of Spanish Revival homes from the 1920s and '30s as the only new construction.
Inside, the home contrasts sharply with its vintage facade. The 9,150-square-foot main house contains nine to eleven-foot ceilings, a two-story entry, a two-story family room, an open kitchen with pantry and butler's pantry, a library with fireplace and bar, and two primary suites each with walk-in closets and private water closets. Three additional suites and upper-level laundry complete the main residence.
A 2,120-square-foot pool house was added in 2017. It contains two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a kitchen, a lounge with stacking glass doors, a game room with automatic screen and projector, cubby bunk beds, laundry, and separate entrances.
The 0.73-acre property holds seven bedrooms and eight bathrooms total. Grounds include circular drive, three automatic gates, lawns, gardens, patios, and a motor court with four-car garage. Modern systems include 400-amp electrical service, copper plumbing, whole-house water filter, fire sprinkler system, and two water heaters installed in 2022.
Brent Chang of Compass represents the listing. The property last sold in 2015 for $6.4 million.