Garfield Heights Home Tour

Good news for all the procrastinators: TICKET SALES HAVE BEEN EXTENDED until 4pm TODAY for the Garfield Heights Virtual Home Tour. The Tour can be viewed through 5 p.m. PST today, Sunday, Dec. 12. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to view five historic homes, featuring Arts & Crafts, Foursquare and American Colonial Revival architecture. Watch from the comfort of your home. Tickets are available at bit.ly/GarfieldHeightsHomeTourTickets.
Photo by © Michael e. Stern – www.buildabetterphotograph.com

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FOMO? Not if you get your tickets for the Garfield Heights Virtual Home Tour, which runs through Dec. 12. Ticket sales will end on Dec. 11, so the four-day countdown has begun. If you’d like to enjoy touring five historic homes and some lovely gardens, you can do so without lines and from the comfort of your own couch. Tickets are available now through Dec. 11 at bit.ly/GarfieldHeightsHomeTourTickets.
Photo by © Michael e. Stern – www.buildabetterphotograph.com

Here is another article about the Home Tour:

Pasadena’s Garfield Heights homeowners offer a virtual look at 5 homes, 3 gardens in December Pasadena’s second-oldest neighborhood is proud of its homes built between 1890 and 1920, but prouder still of their neighborhood’s diversity and close-knit ways.

TODAY is the first day of our Garfield Heights Virtual Home Tour. Enjoy visiting five historic homes and several lovely gardens, right from the privacy of your own home. Watch anytime between Dec. 5 and 12 – stop and start whenever you like. Ticket price will include a color Program Book with lots of additional information about the homes in PDF format which you can download and save. Tickets are available now through Dec. 11 at bit.ly/GarfieldHeightsHomeTourTickets.
Photo by © Michael e. Stern – www.buildabetterphotograph.com

Check out the great article about the Home Tour:

Pasadena’s Garfield Heights homeowners offer a virtual look at 5 homes, 3 gardens in December Pasadena’s second-oldest neighborhood is proud of its homes built between 1890 and 1920, but prouder still of their neighborhood’s diversity and close-knit ways.

The Garfield Heights Virtual Home Tour will begin on Dec. 5 and run through Dec. 12. You’ll be able to see this beautiful, 1914 Arts & Crafts home, along with four other historic homes, all from the comfort of your own home. No long lines to wait in; and your viewing can occur anytime during that week. Stop and start when you like. Tickets are available now at:
bit.ly/GarfieldHeightsHomeTourTickets.
Photo by © Michael e. Stern – www.buildabetterphotograph.com

The Gilmore House was built in 1891 and is one of the oldest homes in our landmark district. Don’t miss everything this home has to offer – beautifully carved wood mantels, staircases, original tiled fireplaces, servants’ call buttons and bell and transom window operating hardware that still works! You can tour this gem and four other historic homes at the Garfield Heights Virtual Home Tour, which runs from Dec. 5-12, and can be enjoyed online anytime during that period from your favorite viewing space. Tickets are available now at:
bit.ly/GarfieldHeightsHomeTourTickets.
Photo by © Michael e. Stern – www.buildabetterphotograph.com

Here's a teaser for our virtual Home Tour:

Teaser.mp4 Welcome to our preview of this years first ever virtual home tour! Produced by neighborhood volunteers, we are pleased to present 5 special homes and many of the…

Don’t all turn-of the-century homes have a “Harry Potter” closet bedroom under the staircase? This 1904 home certainly does; and you’ll have to see it to believe it! You can do that with a ticket to the Garfield Heights Virtual Home Tour, which runs from Dec. 5-12. Your ticket will get you viewing privileges to five historic homes and some lovely gardens, all from the comfort of your own couch. Tickets are available now at:
bit.ly/GarfieldHeightsHomeTourTickets.
Photo by © Michael e. Stern – www.buildabetterphotograph.com

Love Arts & Crafts architecture? Then don’t miss getting to view this A&C stunner, built in 1914, at the Garfield Heights Virtual Home Tour, Dec. 5-12. It’s complete with original woodwork, light fixtures, leaded glass and pocket doors. Because the house has sustained so few changes, this home is among the neighborhood’s best examples of the Arts and Crafts bungalow. You can enjoy viewing it and four more homes from the comfort of your own easy chair.
Tickets are available now at:
bit.ly/GarfieldHeightsHomeTourTickets.

Photo by © Michael e. Stern – www.buildabetterphotograph.com