Tucked away on over an acre in Pasadena’s Annandale Estates, this restored and updated mid-century home offers a rare combination of architectural pedigree, thoughtful design, and modern livability. Originally built in 1953 by noted architect James DeLong, a protege of Frank Lloyd Wright, the home has been carefully renovated to preserve its original character while introducing high-end, contemporary finishes. The main residence features three bedrooms and two bathrooms, an open-concept kitchen, and a sunken living room. Walls of windows along with clean, natural materials wood, stone, and concrete create a bright, tranquil, and cohesive space that connects seamlessly to the outdoors. The landscape, designed by Terremoto, enhances the property’s sense of privacy and connection to nature. A garden path leads to a separate pool area with a pool house, fireplace, and an outdoor shower, offering a quiet space for relaxing or entertaining. This home balances mid-century architecture with modern functionality ideal for buyers looking for a private, design-forward property in a sought-after Pasadena location.