249 E Foothill BLVD Glendora, CA 91741

Craftsman homes built during the “Arts and Crafts” movement, popular from the late 1800’s to the 1930’s, were known for their low-pitched roofs, overhanging eaves, heavy tapered columns, covered porch and colors that were reflective of nature. The interiors were known for their custom details and millwork. Located as one of the cornerstones of Glendora’s Historic District, this magnificent 1911 gem does not disappoint. Built on a large lot, this home is located close to City Hall, the Glendora Public Library, Finkbiner Park and the downtown shopping and dining district. Most of the homes original details and charm still exist. Don’t miss the clinker brick columns on the front porch and on the fireplace exterior.
Modern amenities such as central heat and air have been added. A gas burning fireplace is located in the living room and a beautiful built-in china cabinet with storage adorns the main wall in the dining room. There is a service porch with separate entrance just off of the kitchen and the laundry is located in the large basement. The backyard is a gardener’s paradise with a multi-zoned sprinkler system, and can be reached through double doors from one of the bedrooms, or from an outside gate. The detached 879 sq ft (measured) oversized 3 car garage is full of possibilities. Property is registered under The Mills Act, which is transferable to the new Buyer and provides a substantial property tax benefit.