Elegant Single Level Home With Luxurious Community Access

Tucked away on a quiet cul-de-sac in Irvine’s Deerfield community, this single-level residence blends upgraded interiors, flexible living space, and direct access to some of the neighborhood’s most sought-after amenities. Step outside your backyard gate and you’re immediately connected to the Junior Olympic pool, park, and walking paths that make Deerfield one of Irvine’s most established communities. Deerfield Elementary and Venado Middle School are approximately 0.2 miles away, Irvine High School is approximately 0.6 miles away, and nearby access to shopping, dining, tennis courts, bike trails, and Deerfield Community Park places everyday conveniences close to home. Inside, natural light pours through large windows and sliding glass doors, creating a warm and open atmosphere throughout the home. The upgraded kitchen serves as the centerpiece of the living space with updated cabinetry, countertops, appliances, and an open flow into the dining and living areas—designed for both everyday living and entertaining. Hardwood flooring runs throughout much of the home, adding warmth and character. The floor plan features three bedrooms with new carpet and two upgraded bathrooms. The third bedroom offers the flexibility to serve as a home office, guest room, or creative studio. The primary suite provides a quiet retreat with an upgraded ensuite bathroom and generous closet space. Single-level living creates easy flow throughout the home with no interior stairs. The backyard offers a private outdoor setting framed by greenery and direct connection to Deerfield’s recreational amenities. Whether it’s morning walks through the greenbelts, afternoons at the pool, tennis matches at the nearby courts, or evenings entertaining outdoors, the location creates an experience that extends beyond the property itself. Additional features include recessed lighting, two-car garage, wrap around yard, and access to Deerfield’s pools, parks, sports courts, and community amenities. Close to Irvine Center, The District, major commuter routes, and local dining destinations.