139 S Los Robles Ave

The Livingstone is a three-story historic condominium conversion originally built in 1927 as the Hotel Livingstone and restored internally during a major 2010 renovation. Its brick façade and preserved architectural details reflect designs by Myron Hunt and Walter Webber, and the property is listed on Pasadena’s historic registry following an award-winning preservation effort. Units range from one- to multi-bedroom layouts and showcase a consistent blend of period character and contemporary finishes: exposed interior brick, oversized double-hung wood-framed windows, high or cathedral ceilings, polished concrete or engineered wood floors, and custom kitchens with stone counters and stainless appliances. Many residences include private outdoor space—patio-style balconies or larger terraces in upper units—and interiors often feature walk-in closets, in-unit laundry, recessed lighting, and upgraded baths with hand-laid tile. Common elements include a landscaped communal courtyard and elevator access; exterior lighting and one assigned parking space are generally provided through HOA. Monthly HOA fees commonly cover water, gas, trash, basic building maintenance and insurance. Located in central Pasadena, the building sits within easy walking distance of Old Pasadena, the Playhouse District, Paseo Colorado, civic venues and transit connections, offering an urban, walkable lifestyle framed by historic charm and contemporary upgrades.