630 N Clementine Street Anaheim, CA 92805

This 1929 Mediterranean Revival landmark retains the original charm of a style rooted in the architecture of Spain, Greece, and Italy, evoking a sense of gracious hospitality, with doors and windows open wide to welcome both cool afternoon breezes and friends alike; Qualities clearly valued by the homes original owner, Dora Pearson, the mother of Anaheims long time Mayor Charles A. Pearson. The craftsmanship, and timeless design of this 4 bedroom historic home are now offered to a new generation of owners.The deep shelter of the entry porch transitions from the outside world to home and hearth, providing the public/private space from which to perfect the fine art of porch sitting. Beyond the entry, it is clear this home was made for entertaining. The living rooms romantic fireplace is capped by a massive mantle, and balanced by the soaring wood-beamed ceiling. Charming casement windows allow softly filtered light into the space, which flows into the dining room built to accommodate many guests. Here a unique boxed grille of original wrought iron allows the casement windows to open outward, a hallmark of the Mediterranean Revival style.A large picture window allows gentle northern light into the kitchen, where plentiful cabinet space and generous counters provide modern convenience with a classic and stylish remodel.Just past the kitchen is a light-filled space that might be selected as a 4th bedroom, but has served for the last 33 years as a family room/media room. A half bath is the perfect accompaniment to this room. The master bedroom closet was customized into a walk-in
This 1929 Mediterranean Revival landmark retains the original charm of a style rooted in the architecture of Spain, Greece, and Italy, evoking a sense of gracious hospitality, with doors and windows open wide to welcome both cool afternoon breezes and friends alike; Qualities clearly valued by the homes original owner, Dora Pearson, the mother of Anaheims long time Mayor Charles A. Pearson. The craftsmanship, and timeless design of this 4 bedroom historic home are now offered to a new generation of owners.The deep shelter of the entry porch transitions from the outside world to home and hearth, providing the public/private space from which to perfect the fine art of porch sitting. Beyond the entry, it is clear this home was made for entertaining. The living rooms romantic fireplace is capped by a massive mantle, and balanced by the soaring wood-beamed ceiling. Charming casement windows allow softly filtered light into the space, which flows into the dining room built to accommodate many guests. Here a unique boxed grille of original wrought iron allows the casement windows to open outward, a hallmark of the Mediterranean Revival style.A large picture window allows gentle northern light into the kitchen, where plentiful cabinet space and generous counters provide modern convenience with a classic and stylish remodel.Just past the kitchen is a light-filled space that might be selected as a 4th bedroom, but has served for the last 33 years as a family room/media room. A half bath is the perfect accompaniment to this room. The master bedroom closet was customized into a walk-in closet, complete with a wall of drawers and counter space.The enormous hall bath is located between the bedrooms, and features both a step-in shower and large bathtub. This bathroom has the colorful features that vintage home enthusiasts love, with green, yellow and black tiles.This vintage treasure is located between two of Anaheims most iconic parks. The 1930s era La Palma Park features the recent addition of a dog park area, and the 1920s era Pearson Park offers tennis courts, a community pool, duck ponds, and an open-air amphitheater with a full schedule of events and concerts for all ages and interests. Downtown Anaheim, The Packing District and the Promenade are just blocks away. The Dora Pearson house has been surveyed and is eligible for the Mills Act property tax credit program as well! Tour in person or online at https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=qmuxiqWJB7m&brand=0