Grab This Orange County Eichler For $1M
With its light-filled central atrium, tongue-and-groove ceiling, open-plan layout, and expansive wall of glass, everything about this one-level home built by legendary real estate developer Joseph Eichler in 1961 is classic.
Eichlers are well-known for their iconic midcentury-modern aesthetic that embraces indoor/outdoor living, and this bright and airy abode is no different. Located in the popular Fairhaven neighborhood of Orange County, California, the four-bedroom, two-bath residence is larger than most, with extra living space added to the master suite and living room area. Now, this charming 2,100-square-foot home with heaps of potential has just hit the market at $1,000,000. Scroll ahead for a look inside.
Solid post-and-beam construction gives the home a classic midcentury profile.
The home features an open-plan layout with a brick fireplace to anchor the space—a classic Eichler convention.
The tongue-and-groove ceiling has been painted a crisp white, helping the interiors to encompass a bright, airy feel.
Thanks to the central atrium and wall of glass, the living room benefits from natural lighting on both sides.
The "formal" dining room is just off the living area.
The kitchen is spacious, open, and bright, overlooking a more casual eating-and-sitting area.
The kitchen has been recently updated and features an island with bar seating.
The master suite has sliding glass doors which lead outside.
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A look at one of the four bedrooms.
This bedroom is being used as an office space. Clerestory windows keep the space feeling bright and open.
One of the home's two bathrooms.
The outdoor space consists of a large outdoor pool area, which is an idyllic setting for entertaining.
884 S. Cedarwood Street is now being offered for $1,000,000 by Kelly Laule and Stephen Meade at Better Living Socal.
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