Built in 1946 and thoughtfully updated over time, this striking mid-century residence in Pasadena’s Chapman Woods blends original architectural character with carefully selected modern enhancements. Inside, you’ll find two bedrooms, a richly mahogany-paneled office, and a professional-grade media room–perfect as a creative studio, guest space, or quiet retreat. The living room showcases restored metal casement windows, pegged red oak floors, and original built-ins that reflect enduring craftsmanship. A formal dining room leads to the heart of the home: a chef’s kitchen featuring premium appliances, custom cabinetry, and timeless finishes. Outdoors, the home is framed by mature drought-tolerant landscaping, a gated brick driveway, and a sunken patio with a hand-built brick pizza oven–an ideal setting for relaxed entertaining. Systems and infrastructure have been updated, and the property is located on a quiet street outside of any designated fire hazard zone (Cal Fire LRA).Designed by architect Robert Greve–a rare opportunity to own a piece of Pasadena’s architectural legacy.