Spanish Adobe Chapel

About the Space

This small Spanish chapel is a cozy warmer space that at one point served as the prayer space for the nuns that used to occupy the old dormitories of the church. Its quiet setting gives off peaceful vibes in its elegant Spanish style. It is also part of one of the oldest churches in Los Angeles County. A famous Southern California architect, began designing and constructing the church, which was dedicated in 1926. The approach to the design incorporates Spanish and Mediterranean styles Decorated with beautiful Spanish Style buildings, plenty of lush greenery trees and bushes, sitting on the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains and is on the borderline of Altadena and Pasadena. Wooden castle-like door is found at the main entrance of the Chapel leading into a large vaulted ceiling space before the altar. Exposed wooden beams and beautiful artwork decorate the church. The space radiates warmth coziness and stained glass windows beautify the space with its light piercing through. Vast open grounds surround the church. The Parking lot adjacent to the church fits over 80 vehicles. North of the parking, the grounds boast a beautiful grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes, known as the "Lourdes of the West". The lush green open grounds surround the Grotto, making this space a go-to place to enjoy. NOTE: Main Church is rented separately. Please contact host via Giggster chat only, do not contact the church directly, they do not like it, and they will only re-direct you to me. Thank you.