This beautiful Spanish Revival hacienda presents a unique live/work option in the heart of the San Gabriel Valley. Built in the late 20s as the original location of the Hayrold Russ Glick Iron Works studio, with lavish wrought iron and carved wood adorning the romantic adobe structure, it became the second location for the Winfield and Gabriel potteries while their businesses flourished. For the last half of the 20th Century and since, it has been known as the home of El Adobe Antiques. A substantial two-story residence sits to the rear of the lot, with three large bedrooms and two baths upstairs; living room with fireplace, dining room, laundry, half bath and office downstairs. Connected to the residence, the workshop and studio open to the courtyard, forming a remarkable and creative environment. Here is an unprecedented opportunity to own an architecturally-significant property, potentially eligible for Mills Act status, that also offers discrete space well-suited for use as an office, showroom or gallery.