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About Casa de Parley Johnson
Casa de Parley Johnson is a two-story Monterey-style residence designed by noted architect Roland E. Coate. Coate, a proponent of the Monterey style, was known for his designs that derived inspiration from Spanish Colonial Revival architecture and typified the Southern California lifestyle of the 1920s and 1930s. Designed for Parley Johnson, a prominent local citrus farmer, and his wife, Geline “Gypsy” Johnson, the home and its gardens were originally situated in the center of the Johnsons’ fifty acres of orange groves.
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One of my absolutely favorite locations for weddings and events. I am a photographer in SoCal and I was taken away by how beautiful every moment came out. This a medium size location that is very intimate and romantic by nature. I highly recommend taking a look.