325 Ohio Place – “San Juan El Dorado” Apartments

The apartment building at 325 Ohio Place, also constructed circa 1925, is another representative of the Mission style and remains largely unaltered. The two-story building has a flat roof surrounded by a shaped parapet pierced by “canales” (terracotta gutters). According to the Sanborn Maps, the main body of the house rests on a continuous tile foundation, indicating that the residence is constructed of hollow clay tile. The main entrance is approached by a short flight of concrete steps flanked stuccoed knee walls. The doorway is sheltered by a pent roof surfaced with barrel tiles. The main fenestration of the building consists of single and paired 1/1-light double himg wood sash window. Slender arched window openings light the central hallway inside the building.