1901 N Greenbrier Street, Santa Ana, CA

About 1901 N Greenbrier Street

Welcome to this precious opportunity in the renowned West Floral Park neighborhood of historic North Santa Ana. Have you been dreaming of tastefully rejuvenated living behind intact exterior original charm? This quintessential California Ranch Style, first meticulously cared for by only 1 original owner family for 70 years, passed to the sellers whose interior remodel thoughtfully hand-selected finishes honoring the street and homes legacy. Renovations were done with a family touch and long-term vision, but life has a way of making humans change course. 1901 N Greenbrier St, on a peaceful street lined with London Plane trees, was built 1955 by Thomas Shoen for Ronald Anderson, a Santa Ana Library Board member during construction of the citys new central library. Set on a large raised-foundation corner lot, the property showcases ranch architecture hallmarks like a sprawling faade, inviting wide porch, breezeway, fluid layout, and abundant natural light from the myriad of glass, which includes enchanting diamond muntins. All 21 original double-hung windows are fully functional, providing exceptional airflow. Because the exterior remains intact, the home maintains eligibility to apply for historic designation and Mills Act property tax savings. Or, there is potential to expand square footage on the south end of home. Nearly all interior surfaces had vital revamping, gracefully incorporating certain textures and tones which harmonize the innate character of the home with its new life. Updates include an open great-room layout, insulation, new ceilings with recessed lighting, d

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