High above the city, where Claremont Pines catches the last light of day, this 1920s Spanish Revival lives like a well-kept secret. Timeless and commanding on the outside, it reveals something richer within: not just a renovation, but a reimagining. Step inside and the details unfold—hand-laid tile, sculptural ironwork, hand-painted beams overhead. Light drifts through arched windows. The energy shifts room to room: from the quiet confidence of a kitchen built for both ritual and spontaneity, to a dining room that frames the skyline like a mural. Bedrooms feel tucked away and tranquil, with the primary offering its own sunlit sitting room and balcony for slow mornings. The bath invites pause—soaking tub, rustic tile, all warmth and intention. Down below, spaces open and stretch. There’s room to gather or retreat, doors that spill onto a sunlit patio, and a guest room that feels more like a private annex. Out back, it all crescendos—a lawn, a hot tub, a hanging chair beneath a towering oak. Lounge zones fold into one another effortlessly, serene and connected. Not just a home with history—but a life with texture, rhythm, and room to breathe. Just above the pulse of Rockridge and easily connected to it. A passion project by the current owners with every system updated.

Total population of , which has changed by % since 1990.
The median age of the population is , while the median age of dwellings is .
Out of households, are families.