Lindstrom House
historic place
The Lindstrom House, a historic place in San Diego County, was erected in 1933. Located at 4669 East Talmadge Road, this residence is City of San Diego Historical Site Number 387. It is also listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Architect Cliff May designed the Lindstrom House as his second built home. It is an early example of his California Ranch style, specifically a Spanish Colonial Revival hacienda ranch house. The house advanced May's architectural ideas for indoor-outdoor integration. Cliff May is recognized as the originator of the California ranch style home. His designs emphasized outdoor-indoor living, suited to the local climate. The historical marker text on the house reads: 'Historical Site No. 387, The Lindstrom House, City of San Diego.' The site is significant for its association with Cliff May and his pioneering architectural style.