Located behind the soaring, landmarked bougainvillea that once surrounded the Hamlins-Pittman orange groves, Pittman-Hughes’ Spanish colonial revival themed Rancho del Bougainvillea pays an appropriate homage to early California’s Spanish fantasy past. A contemporary interpretation of the Spanish hacienda, the complex reflects the thematic adaptation of popular styles of homes which came to define the Southern California regional vernacular architecture of the 1920s. Low, overhanging eaves with clay-tiled roofs, balconies, and enclosed, private courtyards accentuate the relaxed environment found within the walls of the gated community. Two master suites, fireplace, first floor den/office, updated bathrooms, two-car garage, and pool.