960 San Pasqual St

A low-rise, single-story Mid-Century condominium complex in Pasadena, reputedly designed by James DeLong and completed in the mid-1960s. The development is composed primarily of two-bedroom units laid out with open living and dining areas, breakfast bars, and main-level primary suites; many residences feature high or vaulted ceilings, hardwood and parquet floors, tile counters, skylights, and long balconies or private patios that face tree-lined streets and distant mountain views. Common elements emphasize comfortable, everyday living: an elevator, laundry rooms on each level, a remodeled pool and sun deck, gated security with subterranean parking and assigned spaces, storage bins in the garage, and a dedicated dog-walk area. Landscaping creates courtyard-like outdoor space and generous green belts between buildings. The property is managed with periodic updates—newer elevators, copper plumbing, central water heating, and refreshed exterior and pool areas—while retaining original mid-century details. Pet-friendly policies, on-site parking, and proximity to transit combine with a compact building footprint that yields a relatively quiet, community-oriented atmosphere close to South Lake Avenue retail, Caltech, and neighborhood restaurants.