246 Alpine St

A low-rise, townhouse-style condominium complex in Pasadena’s Madison Heights neighborhood built in 1987. The community consists of one- and two-story units organized around a central open-air courtyard and secure gated entry, offering a neighborhood-scaled alternative to typical elevator towers. Units vary from single-level three-bedroom flats to lofted two-story condos with vaulted or two-story ceilings; common interior features reported across listings include hardwood or bamboo floors, fireplaces, open floor plans, vaulted/high ceilings, in-unit laundry or upstairs laundry alcoves, granite or quartz counters, recessed lighting, and walk-in or mirrored closets. Exterior character leans toward craftsman-inspired detailing with awnings, courtyard landscaping, and mountain-facing views from upper units. Resident amenities emphasize everyday convenience: a subterranean gated garage with assigned side-by-side parking (typically two spaces per unit), elevator access to the garage level, storage lockers, outdoor seating in the courtyard, and building-maintained landscaping and lighting. The HOA covers water, trash, earthquake and common-area insurance and permits some owner improvements within architectural guidelines. Pet-friendly policies are commonly noted. The complex’s scale, secure parking, and proximity to transit arteries and neighborhood retail create a walkable, commuter-friendly setting close to Old Town Pasadena, the Gold Line, Caltech, Huntington Library and local shops and dining.