Rose Tree, a 1974 low-rise in Pasadena.
Rose Tree is a 39-unit condominium complex built in 1974 on South Orange Grove Boulevard, part of Pasadena's historic 'Millionaires Row' across from Ambassador Gardens and near the Norton Simon Museum. The three-story building holds two- and three-bedroom homes ranging from about 1,700 to 2,100 square feet. HOA amenities include a pool, spa, sauna, clubhouse, card room, and gated, controlled-access parking.
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Condos for sale & rent at Rose Tree
Listings update automatically from the MLS. Availability and pricing are provided by the listing brokerages.
Recent sales at Rose Tree
| Date | Residence | Beds/Baths | Sq Ft | Sale price | $/Sq Ft |
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| No closed sales on record for this building yet — recent sales load from the live MLS/IDX feed. | |||||
Recent closed sales will appear here as they’re recorded. Live sales load from the MLS/IDX feed on the production site.
What to know before you buy at Rose Tree
The details that make or break a condo decision — current HOA dues and what they cover, parking, and the building's pet & leasing rules. Our advisors pull these straight from the building's HOA documents for any residence you're weighing.
Learn moreCompiled from public sources · last reviewed July 2026. We confirm current dues, reserves, lender and policy details for any residence you're considering.
In the heart of Pasadena
Rose Tree places you at the center of Pasadena, with the neighborhood's dining, shopping and character just outside your door and the rest of Los Angeles within easy reach.