Casa de Estudillo, Adobe house site in San Leandro, California, United States.

Casa de Estudillo was a 19th-century adobe house in San Leandro, California, built around 1850 by Don José Joaquín Estudillo of the prominent Estudillo family. It served as the last home of José Joaquín Estudillo and his wife Juana Martínez de Estudillo. The site is now occupied by St. Leander's Church, where a plaque commemorates the house.

Casa de Estudillo was built around 1850 in San Leandro by Don José Joaquín Estudillo, a member of the prominent Estudillo family of California. It was his last home, shared with his wife Juana Martínez de Estudillo. The site is now occupied by St. Leander's Church, and a plaque commemorates the house. It is a California Historical Landmark.

The site is now occupied by St. Leander's Church in San Leandro, and a plaque commemorates the house. The Casa de Estudillo is listed as a California Historical Landmark, marking the former Estudillo family home.

The adobe itself no longer stands: its site is now occupied by St. Leander's Church in San Leandro, where a plaque marks the former house. The location is a California Historical Landmark, so look for the commemorative marker rather than rooms to tour.

The house stood in San Leandro, not San Diego, and was the last home of José Joaquín Estudillo and his wife Juana Martínez de Estudillo. Nothing of it remains: St. Leander's Church now occupies the site, and a plaque marks the spot as a California Historical Landmark.