Marston House, San Diego

About Marston House

Marston House is a museum dedicated to California Arts and Crafts architecture, housed in a residence designed by renowned local architects William Hebbard and Irving Gill in the early twentieth century. Visitors tour the house itself, viewing period rooms including the living room, library, hallway, and mudroom that showcase the home's original design and details. The five-acre grounds feature English and California-influenced gardens surrounding the main residence. A carriage house on the property contains a gift shop. The museum also offers guided tours and educational programs that examine the architectural significance of the home. The museum sits in San Diego, California, and welcomes visitors to explore one of the state's finest examples of Arts and Crafts residential architecture and its carefully preserved landscaping.