Cordelia Wong

Along one of San Marino's most distinguished streets, discreetly set behind a gated entry and a long, tree-lined driveway, lies a residence of quiet significance where architectural pedigree meets timeless design.Originally built in 1925 and designed by architect E. C. Morgan, the home reflects the enduring elegance of the Spanish Colonial Revival. Its stucco exterior, classic clay tile

Timeless Elegance & Modern Convenience in the Heart of San MarinoSet behind a manicured lawn and a stately brick-paved walkway, 1807 Windsor Road stands as a testament to refined suburban living in one of San Marino's most coveted neighborhoods. Custom-built in 1991 and cherished by the same family for decades, this residence was designed with both grand-scale entertaining and intimate family

Nestled in a prime Arcadia neighborhood, this well-maintained 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom lower-level home offers comfortable living with a functional layout and inviting indoor-outdoor flow. Fresh interior paint enhances the bright and welcoming atmosphere, while large windows bring in abundant natural light throughout the living and dining areas.The kitchen offers ample cabinetry, generous counter