One owner for 63 years near ''Millionaire's Row'', this 1897 Craftsman style home was designed by Frederick Roehrig, a Pasadena's pioneer architect. One of 78 homes of contribution, ''511 West'' is located in Lower Arroyo Seco added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2005. An intriguing 4 bedroom, 4 bath home of English Arts and Crafts influences is characterized with a large turret offering strong curb appeal. Assessor notes the home at 4,675 sq ft on a usable lot of 27,348 sq ft (~ 2/3 acre), built in 1913. A grand entry is adorned with a striking staircase, den/home office and activity room. The main level also offers a formal living room with fireplace and a powder room. A formal dining room is adjacent to the butler's pantry and kitchen. A charming breakfast room and laundry room are located near the kitchen. There are 4 covered porches for indoor/outdoor living. The upper level offers 4 uniquely designed bedrooms with views. The master suite has a walk-in closet and sitting area. There is another room with closet, and two additional baths. Mature trees from an earlier era include a giant oak tree with a fleur de lis sitting area, fruit trees, and orange trees from the original groves. The property includes a play house and historic barn with upstairs quarters and antique water closet. Victorian doorways, rounded ceilings, period details, dentil crown molding, hardwood floors and much more are offered. Stop by for a flashback in time; a dream for the future.