Set in one of Pasadena's most coveted enclaves, moments from the Rose Bowl and the storied streets of Prospect Park, the Barnard House (1925) offers a rare opportunity to lease a truly exceptional home. Flexible lease terms are available with a 30-day minimum stay. Rental rates vary depending on lease length and whether the home is leased furnished or unfurnished. Please inquire for current pricing and availability. Inside, carefully restored original hardwood floors, abundant natural light, and graceful indoor-outdoor flow create an atmosphere that feels both timeless and inviting. Thoughtful updates have been made with restraint, preserving the home's century-old craftsmanship while providing the comfort and functionality of modern living. Outside, the backyard unfolds as a private retreat, complete with a sparkling pool and beautifully landscaped grounds designed for quiet mornings, relaxed afternoons, and effortless entertaining. Rich in history, this English Period Revival residence was designed by acclaimed Los Angeles firm Witmer & Watson, whose principal, David Witmer, later served as co-chief architect of the Pentagon, and was built by master craftsman Fritz Ruppel, renowned for restoring California's historic missions, including San Juan Capistrano. A rare opportunity to experience one of Pasadena's beautifully kept and thoughtfully updated architectural treasures.

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