About 906 E Civic Center
Here is a space that feels immediately welcoming, with an ambiance that supports both everyday living and special moments. The thoughtful design and natural flow make it a standout in its community. From the moment you step through the door, you realize there is something extra special about this location, this loft, this home. It's your dream workshop, with all the shelves, workspace, and lighting you could want. It's spacious and has a split HVAC, a roll up door that opens to a beautiful tree lined street, a good sized work table, and a convenient half bath. Direct access to the 2 car garage, and extra storage in the garage is also a plus. It's urban living with Le Hut Dinette, 1600 Bakery, Downtown, and Harvey's just steps from the front door. The train station and the Santa Ana street car are just around the corner too. But this home, it is so much more than that. It's a space you can work in, be creative in, it's a home you can listen to the quiet in, while still being the space you entertain your closest friends in. It's got great energy and great lighting. In the evening, you'll be able to see the iconic Santa Ana Water Tower all lit up through the front windows - oh that's a beautiful sight! There aren't too many units that can boast about having a view of the Water Tower - if you know, you know. At the exterior of the property, the property is partially wrapped with an extra urban touch of brick that off sets it from the neighboring units. It's also a partial end unit and has extra side windows and when you are inside you'll see how pretty the side windows are and the extra light that flows in through them. When you're on the 2nd floor, you'll have two bedrooms, a 3/4 bath, an open floor kitchen and sitting area. One of the bedrooms is currently being used as the perfect formal dining room. Kitchen appliances are stainless steel. The primary bedroom, ensuite bath, and separate walk in closet are on the 3rd floor loft. But don't take my word for it - stop by and see the home today.
