On a corner lot in The Claremont Village, this Spanish Colonial home has spent decades earning its place among the city's architectural landmarks. Designed by the noted firm Marston and Maybury, whose work is admired across several of Claremont's historic properties, the homes character reveals itself before you've even reached the door: green shutters against white stucco, a red tile roof, and a sycamore tree old enough to have shaded generations of owners. From here, the Village's shops and restaurants are a short stroll away, making errands feel like part of the neighborhood's rhythm rather than a task. Step inside and the honeycomb terracotta tile underfoot sets the tone, an original detail that grounds every room it touches. The living room shifts to hardwood floors and fills with natural light, where a wood-burning fire and built-in surround sound turn an ordinary evening into something worth savoring. French doors open onto a private patio, extending the living space outdoors. Open to the living room, the galley kitchen is one of the homes standout features. It has recently been thoughtfully updated while preserving details from the homes past. The original milk door is still there, a reminder of what life was like in the past, while stainless appliances, a built-in cooktop, wine refrigerator and granite counters make it a modern dream kitchen. A breakfast counter provides casual seating while maintaining the streamlined layout, and the adjoining dining room opens directly to the same private patio. Four bedrooms, a dedicated office, and three remodeled bathrooms pro