When Goldilocks Meets Mid-Century Magic: Your Dream Eichler Awaits

Warning: This house may cause uncontrollable swooning, spontaneous dinner party planning, and an irresistible urge to become a full-time poolside philosopher.

We lease a lot of homes, and every one is special — but there are only ever one or two a year that we genuinely fall in love with. This Fairhaven Eichler is one of them. It's the one that made us want to ghost our own landlords. If you could legally marry a roofline, this one would already have our last name (and a very expensive ring).

What makes this place criminally charming

That Philippine mahogany, though — all original, and so gorgeous it deserves its own Instagram account
Rooms with range — the kitchen and multi-purpose room feel intimate and cozy; the living and dining rooms think they're hosting the Oscars
The office — modest in square footage, maximum "I'm basically a CEO now" energy thanks to those soaring ceilings
Natural light so good it puts ring lights to shame (impressive even by Eichler standards — your Zoom calls will thank you)
Ductless AC throughout — because sweating is so last century
Paid-for solar — Mother Earth approves, your wallet rejoices
EV-ready 2-car garage — plug in and go
Corner lot — more room for garden parties, fewer awkward driveway encounters
A pool that quietly whispers, cancel your weekend plans, we're floating

Architectural masterpiece on the inside, striking facade on the outside. Goosebumps included at no extra charge.

Oh, and did we mention the neighbors?

This is a rare model in Fairhaven — the kind that makes Eichler purists slow their cars to a suspicious crawl. But here's the part no floor plan can capture: this neighborhood is an actual community. People know each other's names. They wave. They host progressive dinner parties — appetizers at one mid-century masterpiece, entrée at the next, dessert somewhere with an equally excellent roofline. You'll move in as a tenant and within a month you'll have strong opinions about who makes the best short rib on the block.

The "I never have to go far" list

Esplanade Trail — right there. Your morning walk starts at the end of the driveway.
Sprouts & Trader Joe's — close enough that "we're out of snacks" is never a real crisis
Old Towne Orange & Old Town Tustin — antiquing, date nights, and coffee shops with actual character
Hiking at Santiago Oaks & Peters Canyon — for when you want to earn that poolside afternoon
Shopping and dining in every direction, all a short hop away

And when you do want to leave

Every freeway you could possibly need — 55, 5, 22, 405, 91 (pick your adventure)
20 minutes to the beach
14 minutes to John Wayne Airport — less time than it takes to find your boarding pass

Great house. Great street. Great everything-within-reach. Goldilocks would call it just right — and honestly, the only hard part will be explaining to your friends why you're never moving again.

Side effects may include: increased happiness, spontaneous entertaining, and friends who suddenly want to visit "for no reason."

508 S. Woodland St. Orange - Details:

Monthly: $6,000 - Deposit: $6,000 - Keys and Remotes: $200 -

Move in date can be negotiable. Pet friendly with a $1,000 deposit

Contact Kelly Laule at 714.376.0212 - [email protected] , for any questions or to schedule a showing.