126 N Meridith Avenue

This restored 1911 Craftsman home has 4 bedroom and 3 bathroom and is located on centrally located tree-lined street in Pasadena on a 7807 square foot large lot. The home which has 2458 square feet of living space, is known as the 'Miss Ida Hawes House' and was featured in season 7 of the TV show Young Sheldon where Sheldon and Amy lived in Pasadena. Before entering the home you are welcomed by wide front porch which is perfect for enjoying the serine atmosphere. Upon entering, the living room features a genuine Batchelder tile fireplace, dark and rich wood accents, original built-ins, and original stained-glass windows. To the left is the large dining room that maintains the lush wood feel contained in most of the home. The first floor also offers a walk-through study with a closet. The kitchen boasts all you will need to prepare meals and has a breakfast nook area before the French doors to the outside. The full main floor bathroom has a luxurious copper soaking tub and modern shower. Upstairs hosts the 3 main house bedrooms with the 2 standard room having larger than the typical closet size for a home of this generation. The large master has extra space which can be used as a sunroom or home office. The full bathroom upstairs has a spacious stream shower. Behind the main house is a second structure that was once the carriage house but has been transformed into a large living space. There is a front living room area with small kitchenette features and a washer and dryer. It then leads back the bedroom and final full bathroom. The yard in back is fully enclosed and is perfect for entertaining. There is plenty of shade from the lush landscaping and even a full 'play' structure further back. This home has is centrally located close to shopping, Pasadena City College, and not to far from Old Town Pasadena, the shops on Lake, The Rose Bowl, JPL, Huntington Gardens, and more. It is a quick commute to downtown Los Angeles, downtown Glendale, and even the Burbank studios. Come check out this rare piece of Pasadena History and make it home before it is gone.