805 W 16th Street Upland, CA 91784

A most distinctive residence, The Whitney Estate was designed by Myron Hunt one of Southern Californias most prominent architects of the early 20th century. With designs of over 500 projects including the Rose Bowl, Pomona College's Little Bridges Auditorium and the Huntington Library. In 1917 the original structure was a barn and bungalow when purchased by Olive and Alden Whitney, Myron Hunt convinced them not to tear down the barn, but instead to remodel it as a Tuscan Farmhouse. The extraordinary home has two private double gated entrances, the South gate leads to an expansive motor court. A treehouse to the right is said to have held high level board meetings at one time. On the left, a small vineyard of 1912 Old Growth Zinfandel Vines. The East gate is just as impressive with motor court, loggia spanning most of the North side of the property, square foot gardening and two-car garage. With almost an acre of land framed by tall walls you are given a true sense of privacy and peace. A grand yet intimate farmhouse, offers a formal living room with Venetian windows, fireplace and French doors leading to the veranda. The dining room with built-in china cabinet and vintage elevator adjoins the gracious kitchen with beautiful Missouri Black Walnut cabinetry, Wolf Range, pantry and scullery. A keeping room, converted from a rustic breezeway with the original summer kitchen and laundry complete the main level. A gorgeous staircase of White Pine leads to the primary suite with en-suite bath. Three secondary bedrooms, one with French doors opening to a terrace, the second with a