The residence recently become a “celebrity house”, featured by Columbia Tristar and Fox TV in their 2001 series “Pasadena”, starring Dana Delaney.
The house, approximately 5,000 sq. feet is privately situated well back from the street on beautifully landscaped grounds of almost 1 acre overlooking the Fraser River. Built in 1931 with architectural features rarely seen today, the home offers a graceful, yet commanding presence to those arriving up the winding drive.
The interior is classically appointed with rich hardwood floors, moldings, beams and winding staircase in the large gracious foyer. Finely detailed plasterwork enriches the ceilings, while ornate ironwork and a theme of arches and columns unify the beautifully proportioned living spaces. The foyer, dining room, living room and paneled den flow perfectly one to the next, ideal for entertaining on any scale. The ground floor also contains a large ensuite bedroom. The remaining five bedrooms are all on the second floor, 4 of which are ensuite. The basement contains a paneled recreation room, storage rooms and a laundry serviced by a chute from the upper floors.
