The Work Family Residence, 1956, first time on the market in 65 years. The sprawling Tudor Ranch View Estate is on almost 2 acres above Linda Vista, off a private drive with bird's eye views of the San Gabriels, mature oaks, Pasadena City Hall and the Rose Bowl. A unique property, the spacious one-story home sits on an over 80,000 sqft lot with abundant open flat space to explore creating your own compound. In addition to the home's almost 3500 sqft, the 4-bedroom, 4-bath home includes a 547 sqft finished basement, a 770 sqft walk in attic and an oversized 680 sqft 3-car garage. A private and secluded setting, yet close to Old Town Pasadena, freeways, Downtown Los Angeles, the San Gabriel and San Fernando Valleys, shopping, and the area's many cultural and educational institutions. Comprising two parcels, the 80,352 sqft property contains a 50,498 sqft parcel and an adjoining vacant 29,852 sqft parcel with utilities, currently in progress to be untied. Commissioned by Robert Work, publisher of the Los Angeles Daily Journal, and his wife Nancy, an accomplished pianist. Designed by architectural designer Harry Webster, the home was built by renowned builders Shepard and Morgan, known for many San Marino and Pasadena custom homes. Webster, influenced by Frank Lloyd Wright, is credit