Description
Welcome to La Casa de Carrion. This historic Mills Act adobe home offers two bedrooms and two baths with 2284 sq ft of living space. The adobe was built in 1868 by Saturnino Carrion and was restored in 1951 by Paul E. Traweek. The Carrion Adobe was designated a California Historic Landmark on Dec. 14, 1945. In the early 1930s, the Carrion Adobe caught the eye of renowned watercolor artist Milford Zornes, who captured its essence in his painting titled ''Old Adobe.'' This piece garnered acclaim when displayed in an exhibit in Washington, D.C., capturing the attention of Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt, who selected it for the prestigious White House collection. Nestled on over two acres (two parcels) of lush, prime land and just minutes from the University of La Verne, Puddingstone Lake, and the vibrant Old Town La Verne, this property offers easy access to myriad special events and a wealth of dining and entertainment options. With windows and doors dating back to the original restoration, the high ceilings with the original beams, warm honey-brown wood floors, and the thick 22-inch adobe walls that provide natural cooling even during the peak of summer, every detail adds to the home's fusion of timeless historical elements and modern convenience. The state-of-the-art gourmet kitchen has marble countertops, a dedicated coffee station, dual sinks, ovens, microwaves, and a spacious pantry--perfect for any culinary enthusiast. Just outside the kitchen, pick fresh produce from the vegetable garden or relax in one of the tranquil sitting areas with a refreshing beverage. This Landmark is ideal for hosting various special events, from Weddings and Receptions to Family Reunions or Team Building Retreats. Baby Showers, Holiday Celebrations, Community Gardens, or Artist Retreats. The sprawling outdoor space presents endless possibilities for creating unforgettable memories. La Casa de Carrion isn't just a house; it's a sanctuary where history, charm, and tranquility converge--a place to create, celebrate, and live life to its fullest. www.919Puddingstone.com
