In 1955 Lee and Angelina designed their family home on one of the last available lots in Northwest Glendale. Lee sold fruits and vegetables both wholesale and retail in Glendale and this large flat lot afforded him the opportunity to grow much of his produce at home. Angelina loved to cook so she designed her dream cook's kitchen with lots of natural light and plenty of storage. Angelina's kitchen was truly the heart of this home that produced delicious holiday feasts and many memories for family and friends who filled the rooms. The sunny yellow tile counters are a tribute to Angelina's bright personality and the solid wood cabinets reflect the quality that is found throughout. The original Western Holly oven that produced those fabulous feasts is still there! The builder included beautiful hardwood floors throughout the home and reportedly was not too happy with Angelina when she insisted that they all be covered with carpeting because she preferred the warm carpeting beneath her feet. Those hardwood floors were recently uncovered and remain in remarkable condition. Designed for family living in the 1950s and 60s, there is a large family room and breakfast nook adjacent to the kitchen, a formal dining room and large formal living room. Two wood burning fireplaces share a chimney and provide beautiful focal points in both living areas. The garage was built with a second door on the rear to provide access to the backyard. When the Hoover High auditorium was demolished Lee took many trips up the hill with loads of bricks from the auditorium and built a large patio behind the garage. Lee planted fruit trees and grapes in the yard. Today there are four avocado trees of varying varieties that were planted in 1956. The largest avocado tree is one of a kind as Lee grafted a variety of Russell avocado onto another base. The tree produces two different avocados, a large variety that grows to about 12 inches in length and a small pickle type of avocado. Besides a prolific crop of avocados, there are 2 orange trees (sweet and juicy!), a lemon tree and a grapefruit tree. This home still remains in the family and has been lovingly card for since 1955. An opportunity like this is a rare find so don't hesitate, call today for a private showing.