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POTENTIAL DAYCARE/ SENIOR FACILITY. Inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright, Amos W. Randall architect of Pomona designed the Maher Family home in 1949. The house was built with textile concrete block reinforced by an internal system of bars. In the prairie house style, the house features an extended low building with shallow, sloping roofs, chimney is suppressed and central. Windows are long and low, allowing a connection between the interior and nature. The living area is considered an open floor plan for that time. The kitchen has built in seating around the table, common in that style. The home has a screened garden room and a walled terrace off the kitchen. The overhangs are over-sized. The storage abundant. This home currently has a "conditional use" permit and was known as Browne Family Day Care. This single-level home would be ideal for senior living with it's over sized bedrooms, wide hallways and wide entry doors to bedrooms and bathrooms. The large enclosed sun-room with heating and air-conditioning is ideal for senior activities, socializing or therapy. Everything in this home is over-sized, three-car garage, roundabout driveway, RV parking, alley access. This home would be great for entertaining. Please see layout for a view of all over-sized rooms.
Listing agent: Dennis Miars DRE #00318844 dmiars2@yahoo.com, Listing office: Miars, REALTOR
MLS data updated 11/2/2026, 5:39:07 AM PT
Source: CRMLS, MLS #: AR15175280
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