MAKING THE MOVE TO SIERRA MADRE
Sierra Madre is a small but vibrant city in the foothills of the San Gabriel Valley. Historically, it has been linked to the old mountain resorts of the San Gabriel Mountains and Valley, and retains that "village" atmosphere and community spirit. The city offers a charming downtown shopping district and a wide range of entertainment and festivals for residents and visitors throughout the year. Below are some of our most recent listings from beautiful Sierra Madre.
526 Camillo Road, Sierra Madre
Spectacular Contemporary View Home
$1,878,888 526CamilloRoad.com
191 Vista Circle Drive, Sierra Madre
Rustic, Contemporary-Style Cottage
$665,000 191VistaCircle.com
61 Windsor Lane, Sierra Madre
Idyllic Craftsman Bungalow
$599,000 61WindsorLane.com
DISCOVER SIERRA MADRE
|
|
Sierra Madre has the world's largest blossoming plant, a Wistaria that's called One of the Seven Horticultural Wonders of the World. The plant is over 100 years old, and the annual festival attracts thousands to see this, fragrant specimen displaying gorgeous shades of purple and lavender.
|
|
Memorial Park is a historic landmark park dedicated to Sierra Madre residents that served in the US Armed forces, and includes monuments, a band shell, playground and more. The park is a cornerstone of the city, hosting public events throughout the year.
|
|
Sits on 2.3 beautiful acres, the cemetary was established in 1882 by Nathaniel Carter, the founder of the city and sits among coastal live oaks and Englemann oaks. Many of the original founding families of Sierra Madre are buried here, as well as the numerous veterans from the Civil War & Vietnam.
|
|
|
Nestled at the foot of the historic Mount Wilson Trail are Lizzie's Trail Inn, which began life as a lunch stand and Richardson House began as a small 2-room pioneer cabin. Both were built in the 1890s and today are museums open to the public.
|
Leave a Reply