BOM Built in 1907 by Leonord C. Williams, this lovely two story transitional farmhouse is located in the desirable and historic neighborhood of Orange Heights. The wide and spacious front porch is the perfect place to sit on a warm evening to say hello to your neighbors strolling by. Once you enter the home, the beauty of the original hardwood floors along with the built in bookshelves add to this home's warmth and design. The spacious kitchen has unique Lyon's steel cabinets and leads out to a large, redwood deck overlooking a beautifully manicured yard with citrus trees, flowering plants, and a large grassy area perfect for backyard entertaining. The home features five light filled bedrooms, including an enclosed sun porch upstairs perfect for an office or nursery, a walk in closet, and two baths. The 100 year old Oak in the front makes for shade in the Summer and gives a feeling of being among the trees in the reading nook upstairs. This house is part of special neighborhood that closes the streets to traffic on Halloween, has Summertime Ice Cream Socials, a neighborhood Easter Egg hunt, and caroling in December. The Orange Heights district of Pasadena, originally home to citrus groves, placed on the National Register of Historic places in 1985