Located in Mesa Del Mar, West of Costa Mesa, 6 turnkey units 5 of which has central AC systems on a 9583 sq. ft. corner lot. The unit mix is a combination of One 3 BD/2.5 BA , Four 2 BD/ 2 BA, and one 1 BD/1 BA. Four of the units are townhouse style with their own private patios.
Back on the Market, buyer didn't perform. A very rare offering in the City of Costa Mesa, this free standing building with a motorized sliding gate and fenced, is located very close to Fwy 405, 55 and 73, as well as South Coast Plaza. It has a newly installed HVAC system, new electrical paneling, and new copper piping. 2 bathrooms, and two roll-up doors.
Great triplex in Eastside Costa Mesa. The front house (Unit A) with 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, a living room, fireplace, kitchen, dining area, and laundry area has a big front yard and an enclosed patio in the rear. Behind the house is a 2 story building with 2 units.
Pleased to present 408 Ford Road, a well-maintained single-story triplex located in Costa Mesa. This property is walking distance to The Triangle and all retail, shopping, and entertainment along Newport Boulevard and 19th Street. Much of the area has been redeveloped and tenant demand remains very strong due to the location and surrounding communities.
FIRST TIME ON THE MARKET SINCE THE 80'S!! This home is located in Costa Mesa's Freedom Streets neighborhood. This home is ready and waiting for a new homeowner to see this home's potential and put their own mark on it! This home boasts a spacious living room, 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom and a 1 car garage. The backyard is good sized with trees.
2900 Bristol SUITE B100 Street, Costa Mesa, California 92626
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CONDO OFFICE IN BEAUTIFUL WATERS AT CREEKSIDE, PERFECT LOCATION WALKING DISTANCE TO THE CAMP AND THE LAB AND LESS THAN A MILE FROM THE 405 FWY AND SOUTH COST PLAZA.rnLOCATED 1ST FLOOR IN THE MAIN BUILDING B, FACING BRISTOL.rn4 PRIVATES, RECEPTION AND AND LUNCH AREA FOR EMPLOYEES.rnPERFECT FOR ATTORNEYS, INSURANCE, ACCOUNTING ETC.
Looking for the Beach weather, look no further. Only 5 minutes from Newport Beach Pier. This is one of the kind park model home or tiny home. Fits well for a small family or a couple who enjoy the California beach weather. Where everything is almost walking distance.rnIt's an open floor plan home with living room and kitchen open.
Fully furnished spacious and bright single family home, nested in an elegant and private small community consisting of only 11 properties. This corner unit has wood floors throughout the main floor and hallways, new carpet in the bedrooms, chef's kitchen with a large island, plenty of storage cabinets and an upstairs laundry room. Washer and dryer are included.
Costa Mesa calls itself the City of the Arts. And with good reason. It is home to the Pacific Symphony, the Segerstrom Center for the Arts, the South Coast Repertory Theater, the Pacific Amphitheater and the Costa Mesa Playhouse. And while this city is definitely proud of its cultural offerings, it is also not afraid to show off its working-class roots. For example, Costa Mesa is home to the 150-acre Orange County Fair & Event Center, which hosts regular speedway bike contests and one of the largest county fairs in the United States.
Costa Mesa, which was incorporated in 1953, is located in Orange County, about 35 miles southeast of Los Angeles, and about 90 miles north of San Diego. Though this city is technically landlocked, it is actually just a mere mile from the Pacific Ocean. Surrounding Costa Mesa are the cities of Huntington Beach, Newport Beach, Santa Ana, Fountain Valley and Irvine. Three freeways cut through Costa Mesa, including the 405, the 73 and the 55.
In Spanish, Costa Mesa means coastal tableland, which refers to the fact that this city lies on a plateau near the coast. It is believed that this area was once part of a Native American village named Lukup. Through the years, this area changed names and ownership several times, before it finally became officially known as Costa Mesa in 1920. At that time, most of the land was used for farming such crops as apples and strawberries.
Of course, today, most of that farmland is gone. And instead of crops, the main thing sprouting from Costa Mesa’s soil are houses and businesses, including the South Coast Plaza. A popular and well-known mall, South Coast Plaza can boast that it has one of the largest concentrations of high-end, luxury stores in the world. Some of the illustrious names that can be found here include Tiffany & Company, Hermes, Harry Winston and Cartier. Costa Mesa has also attracted numerous employers, especially when it comes to action sports-related industries, such as Volcom, Rip Curl and Vans.
The median home value in Costa Mesa is approximately $800,000. In comparison, the median home value for neighboring Huntington Beach and Fountain Valley was slightly lower. Home options in Costa Mesa range from relatively affordable condos to brand-new homes in the upper $2 million range. Recreation-wise, Costa Mesa has a lot to offer its residents, including 28 parks and 2 municipal golf courses.