Welcome to 1112 South Pasadena Avenue, Pasadena. An exciting opportunity to restore and revitalize a two-story Craftsman bungalow in the Pasadena Avenue Historic District has arrived. Built by prominent Pasadena architect Charles Wesley Buchanan in 1908, this single-family home with a moderately pitched cross-gabled roof and weatherboard exterior siding shows off influences of the Swiss Chalet style. Both side elevations have small balconies of weatherboard siding supported by carved wood brackets at the second level beneath the gable ends. All of the windows throughout the house are wood with wood surrounds and projecting sills. At the end of the concrete driveway is a one-story, two-bay garage (potentially an accessory dwelling unit (ADU)) with a front-gabled roof, projecting room beams in the gable end, an exterior clad in weatherboard siding, and a pair of barn doors with decorative half-timbering. The house and the garage maintain a high level of integrity, ripe for a wonderful restoration. Don’t miss the opportunity to take advantage of the Mills Act, making this home eligible for significant property tax savings.