Stunning historical build nestled in the coveted Smiley Heights neighborhood. Set on more than 95,000 square feet of gated grounds, this estate blends classic character with a unicorn lot, and offers a rare mix of privacy, character, functionality, and charm.
The main residence features three bedrooms upstairs, including a primary suite with a huge walk-in closet. A finished third-floor loft offers its own bedroom, bath, and generous walk-in closet. The main floor includes a full laundry room and a thoughtfully designed, upgraded, kitchen. Kitchen offers a built-in refrigerator, instant hot water, and appliances that will remain with the home.
A separate two-bedroom, one-bath guest house with its own kitchen and living room provides flexible living options and adds significant versatility to the property. Outdoors, a sparkling saltwater pool and cabana with owned solar are complemented by an expansive orchard of more than sixty fruit trees, including citrus, apple, guava, jujube, lemon, pomegranate, grapefruit & olive. Raised garden beds provide an ideal space for fresh produce.
The original carriage house has been transformed into a three-car garage, fully finished with power and drywall, plus 750-square-foot loft upstairs that is perfect for a studio, office, or creative workspace. Electronic gates, block and wrought iron fencing, and an alarm system provide security and peace of mind. Energy efficiency is supported by a leased solar system, which services both the main and guest homes and transfers at $228 per month.
Born in the citrus boom era, this home is a Neoclassical estate, with its sweeping front columns and symmetrical design inspired by Greek and Roman architecture — a true statement of elegance and history in Redlands. With its resort-style amenities, flexible living spaces, and expansive grounds filled with history and natural beauty, this property offers a lifestyle rarely available in Southern California.
Beyond the property’s gates, residents enjoy easy access to the very best of Redlands. Within fifteen minutes, you can stroll through historic downtown with its charming shops, coffee houses, and fine dining. Catch a concert at the Redlands Bowl, or explore the trails and scenic vistas of Prospect Park and the San Timoteo Nature Sanctuary. Conveniences such as grocery stores, farmers markets, and parks are nearby, all against the stunning backdrop of the San Bernardino Mountains.