776 W 24th Street

Built in 1930 by the Bliss family and inspired by the renowned Bassenian/Lagoni architects, this European-style farmhouse has been meticulously revived by its current owner, a celebrated set director in the film industry. This thoughtful restoration balances timeless historic charm with modern sophistication, incorporating a new foundation, structural enhancements, and contemporary finishes while preserving its old-world allure. Head through the classic European vestibule into an open, light-filled interior, where rich hardwood floors and dual-pane windows create a warm, inviting ambiance. The living room balcony presents sweeping views of city lights and the valley, offering a serene setting for quiet evenings or vibrant gatherings. The outdoor spaces are equally enchanting, featuring tumbled stone pathways, hand-forged iron fixtures, and a variety of fruit trees, including lemon, pineapple guava, macadamia nut, and apricot, forming a lush, tranquil oasis. The expansive 12,000 sqft lot offers ample space for an ADU, blending natural beauty with functional potential. Inside, the home’s flexible layout includes two bedrooms and two beautifully updated bathrooms, one featuring a luxurious soaking tub. In addition to the 1,100 square feet of living space, a standout feature is the 800 sq ft ground-level basement, perfect for use as a workspace or storage area. This remarkable property is a masterful fusion of historic preservation and artistic revival. Discover the unique charm and thoughtful craftsmanship that breathe life into 776 W. 24th St., Upland.