$3,900,000

Rare Racquet Hill custom gem crafted by renowned builder John Lyttle, where timeless craftsmanship meets effortless California living. Tucked on a quiet cul-de-sac in one of North Tustin's most coveted neighborhoods, this 4,376 sq ft estate on a flat 23,400 sq ft lot is a masterclass in warmth, detail, and livability. From the moment you arrive, the used brick walkway, white split-rail fencing, and lush mature landscaping set a tone of storybook charm that carries throughout every inch of this home. Step inside and be welcomed by a gracious entry with rich hardwood floors, detailed wainscoting, and custom moldings that flow seamlessly through the formal dining room, formal living room, and into the dramatic great room — where soaring beamed ceilings, a statement fireplace, and a stunning built-in bar create the ultimate space for entertaining or unwinding. Five fireplaces anchor the home's most beloved gathering spaces, including a warm and inviting family room that opens to the backyard oasis. An impressive chef's kitchen with custom cabinetry, a farmhouse sink, copper range hood, Quartzite countertops, and a brick accent column that nods to the home's artisan character. A dedicated bar and sitting area, spacious laundry room, and bonus office round out the thoughtful floor plan. The primary suite is a true retreat with a spa-inspired bath featuring a soaking tub framed by a breathtaking stained glass window, dual vanities, and a walk-in shower. Three additional spacious bedrooms plus a private office — easily converted back to a fifth bedroom — and five baths accommodate every lifestyle with ease. Outside, the grounds are nothing short of magical. A resort-style pool and spa, covered pavilion with lantern lighting, outdoor fireplace and TV, BBQ, expansive lawn, raised garden beds, and a hidden treehouse tucked into the trees create a backyard that feels like its own private world. Ample space for an ADU rounds out an already extraordinary offering. Thoughtful and timeless design. A property this special rarely comes along.