PROSPECT PARK

Prospect Park is a tiny neighborhood just North of the 134 Freeway and West of 210 - where the two freeways meet and is off of Orange Grove and Prospect Blvd.  This area was designated as a housing development in 1906 and had Sylvanus Marston clinker-brick portals on Orange Grove at Prospect Boulevard.  Beautiful and mature camphor trees create a shady arch over the wide boulevard as you enter from Orange Grove.  This neighborhood showcases a collection of Greene & Greene houses, the Gamble House and Frank Lloyd Wright's La Miniatura.

READ ALSO:  Pasadena Historic Neighborhoods

Gamble House (1908)

4 Westmoreland Place, Pasadena

Called a Gamble House because it was built for David and Mary Gamble of, yes... you guessed it, Proctor & Gamble fame. 

Alice Millard House (La Miniatura) (1923)

645 Prospect Crescent, Pasadena

This home was built by Frank Lloyd Wright for Alice Millard after the death of her husband, rare book dealer George Millard.  This home is an example of concrete-block construction.  La Miniatura's Mayan-influenced design is acclaimed by many as Wright's most interesting work. 

Hindry House (1909)

781 Prospect Avenue, Pasadena

Arthur and Alfred Heineman designed this elaborate home without the benefit of formal architectural training.

Charles Sumner Greene House (1901)

368 Arroyo Terrace

This is Charles Greene's own Craftsman home.  He made several additions to this home over the years. 

READ MORE: Search all homes for sale in Prospect Park, Pasadena Prospect Park homes do not come up on the market very often, so if you don't see any homes in this link, do not be surprised.

READY TO START YOUR PASADENA HOME SEARCH TODAY?  IF SO, CLICK ON THE BUTTON BELOW TO FIND YOUR DREAM HOME: