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Historic architecture along Del Rey Ave in Pasadena, California

Street guide

Del Rey Ave

3 designated historic properties line Del Rey Ave — a block-by-block look at what survives, who built it and which landmark districts the street runs through.

Walking it

What to look for on Del Rey Ave

Del Rey Ave runs through Pasadena as 9 mapped segments, roughly 0.66 miles end to end. The historic record below is drawn straight from the City of Pasadena's designated properties dataset, matched to the street centerline within 60 metres.

Designations cluster into Individually listed (3). Landmark districts mean the streetscape — setbacks, porches, street trees, rooflines — is protected as a whole, not just individual houses.

Walk it slowly. Pasadena's designated blocks reward attention: Craftsman sleeping porches, Spanish Colonial Revival tile, and the occasional Mid-century infill that the city decided was worth keeping.

The register

Historic properties along Del Rey Ave

Filter by designation or district, sort the block, or set a reference point to walk outward from. The map and list stay in sync.

Distance from a point

Showing 3 of 3 properties on Del Rey Ave

2547 E Foothill Blvd2547 E Foothill Blvd314 Del Rey Ave314 Del Rey Ave2573 E Foothill Blvd2573 E Foothill Blvd
  • Historic resources (3)

Historic resources: 2547 E Foothill Blvd, 314 Del Rey Ave, 2573 E Foothill Blvd

Hover or select a point to highlight it in the list. Source: City of Pasadena open data (WGS 84).
  1. 2547 E Foothill Blvd

    Historic Sign

    20 m from centerline

  2. 314 Del Rey Ave

    Cultural Heritage Landmark

    26 m from centerline

  3. 2573 E Foothill Blvd

    Historic Sign

    40 m from centerline

Keep exploring

Around Del Rey Ave

Related guides and properties within walking distance — follow the block into the next one.