552 S Yorba St Orange, CA 92869
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About this home
Welcome to 552 Yorba Street, an upgraded 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home in one of Orange’s most desirable neighborhoods. This well maintained residence offers the perfect blend of timeless character and thoughtful modern updates. This home is great for car enthusiasists! Step inside to a bright, open floor plan with recessed lighting, engineered hardwood flooring, and neutral earth-tone paint that enhances the natural light streaming through dual-pane vinyl windows. The heart of the home is the elegant, fully remodeled kitchen featuring granite countertops, rich cherry wood cabinetry, glass and travertine backsplash, and stainless steel appliances—a dream for any home chef. Enjoy relaxed meals in the dining area overlooking a generously sized backyard, freshly landscaped with lush green grass—perfect for barefoot afternoons, outdoor entertaining, or future expansion. Both bathrooms have been tastefully remodeled with quality materials, and a long list of recent upgrades ensures peace of mind for years to come, including: roof is in good condition. Central heating and A/C. Updated lighting fixtures. Finished garage with carport access—ideal for a home gym, bonus space, or future ADU conversion. Long gated driveway offering ample parking and alley access to the attached 2-car garage. Neighborhood & Lifestyle Perks: Attends La Veta Elementary, Santiago Middle School and El Modena High School (Orange Unified School District). Just minutes to Old Towne Orange, The Village at Orange, and shops like Trader Joe’s, Target, and Sprouts. Convenient access to the 55, 22, and 91 Freeways, making it easy to reach Anaheim, Irvine, and coastal destinations. Whether you're enjoying quiet mornings under the shade trees or hosting summer barbecues in your spacious backyard, this home offers a lifestyle of ease, style, and community.
Source: CRMLS #PW25248667
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