This impressive Colonial Revival estate home was built in 1911 by prominent architect B. Cooper Corbett. It is a part of the Orange Heights neighborhood, which is just a short jaunt north of Pasadena's Civic Center and Playhouse Districts. Gated, hedged for privacy and elevated above the road, this beautifully renovated home is well appointed and has a highly desirable floor plan. The grand entry hall is accentuated by a dramatic stairway leading to four upstairs en suite bedrooms, a sunroom, sitting area and designated laundry area. The living room features coffered ceilings, a massive Batchelder tile fireplace, original hardwood floors and French doors to a side terrace. The formal dining room features pocket doors and a unique built-in buffet. The chef's kitchen with an oversized island opens to the family room and a resort-like back yard. The grounds include a saltwater pool & spa with abundant patio spaces and open grassy areas. Common to estate homes of this era is a large attic space and a partially finished basement area-both ideal for additional storage, or flex space as needed. This home retains its original grandeur and quality is evident in every aspect of the home's renovation.