1395 El Mirador: James Pulliam, FAIA, 1957. Often cited with helping shape Southern California’s mid-century modernist style, James Pulliam worked alongside some of the most influential architects of the day, including Richard Neutra, before partnering in his own firm. Pulliam’s passion for architecture is on full display at 1395 El Mirador, tucked away on a cul-de-sac in Pasadena’s coveted Linda Vista. At 3,193 square feet, the property contains three spacious bedrooms, four bathrooms, an office, and a detached guest studio. An unassuming foyer leads to a living room with vaulted, beamed ceilings, and walls of floor-to-ceiling glass. The kitchen sits in the middle of the property between the living room, family room, and dining room, and leads out to the outdoor patios. Dining al-fresco is a breeze. Virtually every angle of the property offers views of the sprawling backyard and the beautiful outdoors. The primary suite features a custom walk-in closet, motorized shades, and doors leading out to the pool. Both full bathrooms have large soaking tubs and dual vanities. All this, on an over 17,000 square foot flat lot of lush grounds, surrounded by tall hedges and palms. Multiple patios and outdoor areas offer endless entertainment and gathering spaces, and a beautiful harmony between the indoors and outdoors. This property is exceptionally private and fully gated. 1395 El Mirador is a timeless design that has been meticulously and thoughtfully cared for and improved upon over the years. Additional features: water softening system, tankless water heater, an oversized detached garage with a laundry area and storage cabinets, motorized shades in the primary suite and guest studio, and controlled and gated access to the property.