1204 N Yale AVE Claremont, CA 91711

This light-bathed, single-story, 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom classic 1925 craftsman is located in the highly desirable Claremont Village neighborhood and boasts a pedigree to be admired. Winning an Award of Excellence from the Architectural Commission in Claremont, CA, by renowned architects Wheeler & Wheeler AIA Architects Inc., this gem was once chosen to be a participant in the prestigious Annual Claremont Heritage Home Tour. Push the dragonfly doorbell before being greeted by the jewel-toned stain-glass dragonfly window behind the front door as well as other special windows and glass that let the abundant light into the living room and gleam on the hardwood floors throughout the home. Pocket doors make way to the formal dining room that is balanced with handsome built-in cabinetry and delicate leaded glass. French doors lead out to the stone-paved and gated side patio courtyard where guests may gather at the built-in BBQ and be seated at the expansive countertop bar that has its own built-in shade umbrella. The kitchen is appointed with stainless appliances and efficiently uses the space to include a breakfast nook with built-in seating, a butler's pantry with a small beverage refrigerator, and a sizeable office area with built-in cabinetry and drawer space. A true primary suite with an attached bathroom and two additional bedrooms are highlighted with custom closet systems. The second bathroom beckons you to pause and appreciate its stained glass windows and clawfoot tub. A retreat-like back courtyard makes this a sanctuary where you can relax and re-charge. Upgrades have been made throughout the years to enjoy modern-day conveniences but have been done in a way to preserve the charm and character of the home. Location, location, location!! Enjoy easy access to The Village, Trader Joe's, Sprouts, concerts and movie nights in the park, Farmer's and Artisan's Market, Memorial Park, colleges, restaurants, shopping, and fine K-12 schools. Buyer to verify with city and Claremont Heritage regarding potential historic designation and Mills Act property tax savings possibilities.