The Califf’s two–story, Craftsman–style home was designed after Teri Califf’s great–grandparent’s home in Los Angeles. A renowned architect in Old Towne, Jon Califf has succeeded in creating a new residence that showcases the look and feel of a historic property. Jon Califf stands with his mother... Read More →

Built in 1938, the distinctive home on South Batavia is defined by a bay window that features 36 panes in the main window alone. Homeowner Dave Barrett believes the house was built by Roy Roscoe Russell, who at one time built many homes in Santa... Read More →

The 1910 craftsman home showcases original architectural elements including pillars made from river rock that came from nearby Santiago Creek, which runs through Orange. The home’s new owners, Rick and Debi Win’E transformed the previously run–down residence into the showplace that it is today. When Rick... Read More →

If ever there were a home that perfectly reflects the personalities of its owners, then the artful home of Chip and Leslie Buckley would certainly fit the bill. Located at 910 East Maple Avenue, the Buckley’s 1941 French Eclectic residence blends the couple’s family heirlooms... Read More →

Dan Slater’s historic 1923 bungalow on Pine Street previously belonged to Dan’s teacher from Immanuel Lutheran School. When Dan purchased it in 1989, the home still retained most all of its original elements, including hardwood oak floors and a clawfoot tub. Given to Dan by one... Read More →

Avid cycling enthusiasts, Kris Gericke and Mike Wilson relax on the porch of their purple house on Palmyra. One of the first farm houses in Old Towne, their home has undergone an extensive renovation that maintains the historic integrity of the residence, which dates to... Read More →

Glory moved from Laguna Beach to Old Towne to be closer to her daughter and grandchildren, who live in the same neighborhood.  Pictured above, Glory in front of her house with her grandchildren, from left to right, Gabbi, Maddox and Stella. - - - -... Read More →

Some of the most important achievements start almost by accident. Take Sherri and Mark Clemens for example:  in 1985 they found a house they wanted to buy at 146 North Shaffer Street, which was owned by Calvary Church of Santa Ana. As Mark tells the... Read More →