Without a doubt, Joseph Eichler's midcentury tract homes have had a huge impact on contemporary architecture. Designed to be affordable homes that would allow an indoor/outdoor lifestyle in California's temperate climate, they have definitely stood the test of time—but not without the necessary renovations to help usher them into the modern era.

Located in the Fairhills Eichler tract in Orange, California, this 1960s atrium-style Eichler shines with updates—including a bright and airy open floor plan and a light-filled central atrium.

In addition to its beautiful polished concrete floors, 586 S. Woodland Street also boasts custom closets, an updated kitchen, and renovated bathrooms. The home also underwent practical and necessary updates that include re-insulated walls and an updated foam roof.

586 S. Woodland Street is now being listed for $1,100,000 by Kelly Laule of Better Living Socal Realty.

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