Residenza Unifamiliare A Mission Viejo

Behind a refined exterior and a native garden that changes with the seasons sits one of Mission Viejo’s most thoughtfully reimagined homes. Not a cosmetic refresh, but a full transformation inside and out, executed with the restraint and material quality of a custom build. The backyard faces east, and that orientation is the design’s quiet centerpiece. Morning light filters through the canopy and spills into the rear living spaces. Dual pane windows frame the view, stone and laminate flooring run underfoot, and ceiling fans turn in every bedroom and the living room. A whole house attic fan, smart thermostat, freshly cleaned air ducts, and new interior and exterior paint mean the systems are as current as the finishes. The kitchen was built for those who cook with intention. Premium counters, updated fixtures, an expansive island with breakfast bar seating, and a stainless appliance suite including a gas range, hood, oven, dishwasher, and refrigerator. It opens to a generous eat in dining area, where a western redbud blooms outside the window each spring. Both bathrooms have been rebuilt, including a primary ensuite with dual vanities and updated fixtures, and a hall bath finished with a floating vanity and modern hardware. The grounds are the real achievement. An insulated, weight bearing covered patio runs the length of the home, finished with three ceiling fans, dimmable recessed lighting, and wiring for outdoor living. Decomposed granite pathways wind through water efficient native California plantings, a statement oak, yellow bell trees, a mature fig, and a passion fruit vine. A Rachio wireless irrigation system with dedicated drip and spray zones keeps it all on plan, and landscape lighting front and back runs on a timer. A fenced garden, dog run, and storage complete the setting. The finished garage carries the same standard, with epoxy flooring and interior access to a finished attic. Central heat and air.