About an hour south of San Jose, the historic town of San Juan Bautista has some fine examples of old adobe style structures. One of my favorites, the Casa Juan de Anza, is one of only four historic adobes still standing in San Juan Bautista. Built in 1799, Casa Juan de Anza sits at the southwest corner of Franklin and Third Streets in the downtown area of San Juan Bautista.
Notice the patina on the blue doors and the soft green ceiling of the portico of this adobe home. Lovely, isn’t it?
While this door certainly could use a coat of fresh paint, I rather like it as it is.
The reflection in the window of this door gives you a peek at what’s across the street.
Over the years, the whitewashed building has been restored and has served as a private residence, cantina, and is now an antique shop, and registered National Historic Landmark.
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Those window panes in the 2nd pic! Love the way they played with direction in them. Pretty unique!
Good eyes! The reflections in the windows are very cool and offer a peek at what is across the street and at the curb. Thanks for looking!