99 S Raymond Ave

Castle Green is a single-story-stacked historic condominium complex in Old Pasadena originally constructed in 1898 by Col. George G. Green and designed by Frederick I. Roehrig. The property reads as an ornate late-19th-century resort building reinterpreted for residential use: Moorish, Victorian and Spanish Revival detailing appears throughout public rooms, with features such as wide marble staircases, decorative fireplaces, Port Orford cedar moldings, plaster walls and the building’s original wrought-iron, man-operated elevator. Units are primarily studios and small one-bedroom pied-à-terre layouts; many retain period elements — curved or turret-shaped living rooms, pocket doors, high ceilings, crown molding, glazed concrete and tile floors — while selected kitchens and baths have been sensitively updated. Shared amenities emphasize historic common spaces and landscaped grounds: furnished parlor rooms, ballrooms/verandas for events, extensive lawns with koi pond and bridges, rooftop deck, barbecues and lighting. Building services include a 24-hour concierge/doorman, in-building laundry machines and utilities covered by HOA in many units. Onsite parking is limited; public parking garages and paid spaces nearby are commonly used. The property holds National Register of Historic Places status and benefits from a Mills Act contract, with reduced property taxes tied to preservation obligations. Located steps from Central Park, Colorado Boulevard retail and the Metro Gold Line, Castle Green places residents within Old Pasadena’s dense dining, shopping and cultural district.