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SHOULD YOU CHOOSE THE HOUSE YOU WANT? OR THE HOUSE YOU NEED? Why not both? This delightful mid-century modern home was designed by “Father-of-the-Ranch House” architect Cliff May. That means it isn’t just stylish, but functional, too. Cliff May believed in two very important ideas: 1. Connecting the indoors to the outdoors 2. Homes should be designed for living. Walls of glass, a wide open floor-plan, and 6 sets of doors leading outside add up to a house that's @$@#ing amazing for entertaining. The central courtyard will become your outdoor living room. How many other homes under 1300 square foot could comfortable host a party of 50 of your closest friends? This home has not 1, not 2, not even 3, but 4 usable outdoor spaces (including the kick-arse dark-bottom lagoon-style pool area). How can you not swoon over the swanky master bathroom and outdoor bar with bar-taps in concrete counters?!?!?! On paper this house might look small — don’t be fooled! — it lives bigger than some homes even 50% larger. You’ve worked hard to purchase your next home and you shouldn’t have to settle for home that just “checks the boxes. ” Homes in Orange County are expensive — make your dollars count and live where you’re inspired.
Listing agent: Kelly Laule DRE #01773280 Kelly@BetterLivingSoCal.com, Listing office: Better Living SoCal
MLS data updated 11/2/2026, 8:45:36 AM PT
Source: CRMLS, MLS #: PW19209816
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Oct 15, 2019
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No recordNo property-price record in this range.ZIP 92780 · Nov 2026
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