Built in 1946 by architect Robert Greve, this exceptional mid-century home in Pasadena’s Chapman Woods blends classic design with modern comfort. The living room features mountain views, pegged red oak floors, inset perimeter lighting, and elegant built-ins. Restored metal casement windows with brass screens fill the home with natural light and cross breezes. A versatile front den or office with custom cabinetry and mahogany paneling complements a formal dining room and redesigned chef’s kitchen with premium materials and appliances. Two bedrooms feature built-in furnishings with integrated beds, dressers, and dressing areas. Luxurious bathrooms offer spa-like finishes. A lower-level media lounge provides an intimate space for music and film. Landscaped grounds include drought-tolerant gardens, a front patio, brick driveway, paved two-car carport, and a gated backyard with sunken patio, handcrafted brick pizza oven, custom shading, and integrated lighting — perfect for al fresco dining and entertaining. Re-drawn Cal Fire map states home is in a no Fire Hazard Severity Zone in Local Responsibility Area.