Named after Reginald Fleet, president of the Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corporation, the Fleet House is a distinctive mid-century modern home located in South Pasadena, California. Originally designed as a prefabricated house, it was assembled in an aircraft factory during World War II, using aluminum composite panels—reflecting industrial aviation techniques of the era. The design features sleek, modernist lines typical of post-war architecture, with open living spaces, two bedrooms, and integration with natural greenery around the property.