Do you wonder (or remember) what it was like to live in southern California in the 1960s? This home in north Glendora can give you a taste of that sense of peace and tranquility. Its off the well beaten path, away from the constant noise pollution from millions of cars, trucks, trains and the hustle and bustle of everyday life. This home is situated in the northern-most part of the city, bordered by the foothills. It is north of Sierra Madre Avenue, about 27 miles from downtown Los Angeles and 2 1/2 miles north of the 210 freeway in an area of well-established single-family homes (primarily built in the 1940s - 1960s) on large parcels that exhibit pride of ownership. The schools of Glendora Unified School District are highly rated and Glendora is also served by the new Glendora Train Station, part of the Foothill Gold Line extension of the Metro A Line light rail system. The front yard is clean and well maintained, you can leave it as is or create your own magic with your personal color palette. As you enter the home through a double door made of solid mahogany, it leads you into the living room and family room, look up and you will see a 14 foot high vaulted ceiling and a beautiful built-in fireplace. This living space opens up to a very inviting, naturally lit kitchen with 4 skylights, that features French Country style, self-closing drawer cabinets. The kitchen has already been upgraded with the latest and the greatest: a massive, granite 8 foot by 5 foot Kitchen Island, tons of counter space, and a separate sink, so your husband can help with the dishes! Also included i