Unit A is tucked into the corner and easy to miss. And that’s the point. It’s been keeping to itself since 1973. No one lives above you, and few people ever pass your door. Inside, everything leads to the patio. That’s where the day really happens. Morning coffee in the shade, music drifting through the open door, and dinners that start at the table and end under the stars. It’s private and all yours. The two-car garage sits on its own, and the community pool is there whenever you want it. Step beyond the hedges and the story changes. Not long ago, this area was Segerstrom lima bean fields. Today it’s South Coast Metro. South Coast Plaza for a Saturday. Segerstrom Center and South Coast Repertory for a night out. The Camp and The LAB for a slow Sunday. The 55 and 405 are right there, and so is John Wayne Airport. Close to everything, just not in the middle of it all. Who says you have to choose?