Throughout the 1920s and 1930s, most Kensington homes were built in Spanish Revival style: red tile roofs, terra-cotta tiling, arched doorways, white stucco and wrought-iron work.

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The theme of this year’s tour is “The Romance of the Spanish Style.” Homes in the tour date from the 1920s and 1930s and are representations of Spanish-style architecture.

Since then, it’s generated buzz among buyers looking for a luxury escape that doesn’t feel disconnected from San Diego life. Outside a Spanish-style estate up for sale in Poway, Calif. (Photo ...

Spanish Revival architecture will be on display next weekend during a special tour highlighting San Jose homes built by historic architectural firm Wolfe & Higgins. All eight buildings on the Aug ...

This San Luis Obispo, California, house features a Spanish Hacienda style with custom cabinets, exposed ceiling beams, recycled barn wood doors, antique tiles. It’s on the SLO Rotary Homes of ...