Veiled by a beautiful overgrown garden with a row of weeping fig hedges and a picket fence, sits a near century old English Tudor from 1932. A patinaed brick path leads to a covered porch overlooking the lush and verdant yard with flowers indigenous to Pasadena. On one side of the entry is a timeless living room with wood ceilings and exposed beams that draw your eye up. The fireplace is flanked by a pair of original paned glass windows and period sconces that complement the layered, evolved-over-generations aesthetic. A wall of windows illuminates the room with light at various angles throughout the day. The dining room is enlivened by a spectacular arched window that commands the room and frames the garden view. A swinging butlers door leads to a large eat-in kitchen with a wine cellar and access to the upstairs family room. The long center hallway leads to three bedrooms and baths, each with a private door out to the hedged, fenced in yard. The garden loggia adds to the nostalgia and romance that hovers over the backyard like the scent of lemon tree blossoms and hummingbirds bathing in the fountain. The bougainvillea-draped guest house was converted this summer and features an antique reclaimed door, three-quarter bath, and a morning kitchen. Pasadena has long been considered the cultural center of the San Gabriel Valley, offering a sophisticated suburban experience with convenient access to the city.