Golden Tiki apartments Glendora, CA (apartments) - Locating Tiki

ML Marty Lush Member A Bar In Far Bombay Joined: Sep 25, 2008 Posts: 91	ML Marty Lush Posted posted on Wed, Jul 18, 2012 12:15 PM Don't know a darn thing about'em. Found it by accident. Stopped at a thrift store and parked right in front of the apartments. The foliage was so thick I didn't see the tiki or the name for a minute or two. I was thinking it would make a cool tiki apartment building and BAM! I saw a tiki peeking through the leaves. Fairly well kept place. Two small and old looking tiki masks on the walls by the pool. The doors to each apartment are yellow with very Asian looking brass door handle accents. Lots of lush gardening. faux A-frame on front side of building is flanked by entrances to the complex. There are large tiki masks on the walls on one side of each of the entraces. Two good sized standing tikis inside the complex. They appear to be fairly new. Couldn't find anything on TC about it. So, here ya go. I'm sure others with more knowledge about it could fill in the blanks. Here are some photos I took: street view Tiki mask flanking one of the entrances to the complex The sign, which is pretty well hidden by all the foliage

Don't know a darn thing about'em. Found it by accident. Stopped at a thrift store and parked right in front of the apartments. The foliage was so thick I didn't see the tiki or the name for a minute or two. I was thinking it would make a cool tiki apartment building and BAM! I saw a tiki peeking through the leaves. Fairly well kept place. Two small and old looking tiki masks on the walls by the pool. The doors to each apartment are yellow with very Asian looking brass door handle accents. Lots of lush gardening. faux A-frame on front side of building is flanked by entrances to the complex. There are large tiki masks on the walls on one side of each of the entraces. Two good sized standing tikis inside the complex. They appear to be fairly new. Couldn't find anything on TC about it. So, here ya go.

I'm sure others with more knowledge about it could fill in the blanks.

Here are some photos I took:

street view

Tiki mask flanking one of the entrances to the complex

The sign, which is pretty well hidden by all the foliage

Post #644539 by Marty Lush on Wed, Jul 18, 2012 12:15 PM