Some Homes Have Charm. This One Has a Whole Personality.
Built in 1928, when houses had character and craftsmanship to spare, this Spanish-style beauty in Old Towne Orange has been turning heads for nearly a century — and she’s only gotten better with age.
Three bedrooms. Two bathrooms. Endless charm.
Inside, you’ll find flexible entertaining spaces with unlimited possibilities — open, versatile, and entirely yours to arrange. A classic fireplace anchors it all, and a dedicated office gives you the perfect place to get things done (or at least look like you are).
Out back: a large, lush yard with grass you never have to take care of — all of the green, none of the guilt — plus room for a pool. The oversized garage handles the workshop, the gym, or the toys, and the long driveway means the RV, the boat, or that vintage convertible you keep promising to restore all finally have a home too.
But here’s the thing about this house: she comes with a lifestyle you can’t build, buy, or fake.
This is Old Towne Orange — where you’re surrounded by charming historic homes and inspired by the very streets you live on. Where “going out” means walking out: to dinner, to brunch, to the farmers market, to the antique shops, to your favorite local spot where they already know your order. The street fair. The chili cook-off. The car shows. It’s all just steps from your front porch — which, by the way, is where you’ll actually learn your neighbors’ names. This isn’t just a neighborhood. It’s a community, the kind people spend their whole lives looking for.
And when you do have to leave? The 22, 5, 57, 55, 91, and 405 are all close by — so the rest of Orange County is easy to reach, and even easier to come home from.
Nearly 100 years old and still the most charming home on the block.
Come see her. Just don’t fall in love too fast.
(Who are we kidding — you absolutely will.)