List Price $945,000

3 bedrooms • 2 bathrooms

1,880 sf • 11,725 sf lot

Noted architect Langdon, along with partner Ernest Wilson Jr., were the designers of the nation’s first all-reflective glass building, the CNA Tower, and also the Getty Villa in Malibu. Langdon built this house for himself in 1950 while serving as an assistant architect for USC. Occupying a flat parcel in Pasadena’s desirable San Rafael Hills, his personal residence embodies the very best of mid-century modern function and form.The place hasn’t changed hands in nearly 50 years — and presents much like a museum piece. Other than a few minor exceptions, the home stands today as it was originally built, with an open floor plan and walls of glass that embrace the outdoors.From the swimming pool to the abundance of mature Oak trees, everything here comes together naturally and seamlessly, just the way Langdon intended it. For a private tour of this remarkable property, contact Tracy Do Real Estate.

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Listing courtesy of Crosby Doe, Crosby Doe Associates, Inc.

List Price $1,298,000

2 bedrooms • 2.25 bathrooms

2,674 sf • 29,378 sf lot

Located in the coveted Linda Vista neighborhood, high up in the hills and very near Pasadena Art Center, this 1958 home was designed by noted architect Harold B. Zook.

The place could use a little freshening, but its clean lines, wide open spaces and walls of glass mean there’s already so much to like.

The property runs street-to-street and covers over a half acre. Call it your retreat or oasis, it’s a great opportunity in one of Pasadena’s best neighborhoods. For a private tour, contact Tracy Do Real Estate.

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Listing courtesy of Tracy Alderson, Sotheby’s International Realty.