Very rare opportunity to call this beautiful beacon of local history Home, in the wonderful, timeless community of Park Santiago. This property is one of the special, vintage early 1900’s Craftsman architecture homes of North Santa Ana, complete with a large welcoming porch supported by battered columns. The home has been proudly maintained by the Owner of over 30 years, who has preserved all of the charming original wood interior. The Main Level contains the foyer, gorgeous living & dining rooms, kitchen, half bath and laundry. On the 2nd Level, 4 bedrooms (3 are oversized) and a full bathroom with separate shower and tub.

Park Santiago is a vibrant, active and friendly community with people & families who love to be outside, walk their dogs and say a nice hello to their good neighbors. The neighborhood is attached to Santiago Park, which reopened like new at the end of 2023 after a $3.5M renovation. The City park offers playgrounds, picnic areas, an amphitheater, baseball field, and tennis courts. It also connects to the Santiago Creek trail to Hart Park in Orange, for a nice hike. On the way, you pass the unique Lawn Bowling Center & Archery Range. The community offers regular group exercise like pickleball, boot camp, lawn bowling and a running club. For the family, there are annual events for Easter Brunch & Hunt, 4th of July Parade, Chili Cook Off and Halloween Trick-or-Treat. Socials for the adults include progressive dinners, sip & strolls, Christmas and other parties.

For privacy, Owner preferred to not post interior pictures. Bedroom dimensions can be provided upon request. Interior in good condition and matches the architecture. Oak floors, darker wood trim & light walls.

This North Santa Ana location is very central to Orange County. Convenient access to 5 & 22 freeways, dining & entertainment of Downtown Santa Ana, Old Towne Orange & options in between. Very close to Discovery Cube for the kids and shopping at Main Place Mall and The Outlets at Orange.

This home is at end of a cul-de-sac on a spacious, private & gated lot with a large patio/courtyard. It is featured on the Park Santiago website, along with the handful of other top spectacular historic homes in the neighborhood. It originally belonged to members of the Enderle Family, who were pioneer citrus growers in the area. They were also developers, one of their projects being the Enderle (shopping) Center in Tustin. Don’t miss out on being a part of the story!