Of all the homes in this Irving Gill-inspired Orange community, 2011 Orange Olive holds one of the best lots, with one of the largest backyards of any home here. Built in 2018, detached with no common walls, and north-facing on a quiet interior street, this is the kind of home where the outdoor space genuinely changes how you live in it. Inside, the layout is just as thoughtful. Three bedrooms are joined by a loft and a separate downstairs room, both easily converted, so you can run it as a true five-bedroom when life calls for more space. The kitchen brings everyone together with quartz counters, a full gas range and hood, ENERGY STAR appliances, a water purifier with its own drinking spout, a touchless faucet, and a bar-style cup cleaner. Vinyl plank flooring, recessed lighting, ceiling fans, and upgraded fixtures carry through the open layout, and the whole home is wired for data. What sets this one apart is how intentional the sellers have been. Every upgrade was chosen with daily life in mind: Alexa lighting and August keyless entry for ease, upgraded vinyl flooring, and an attached garage finished with epoxy floors and motion sensor shop lights so it actually gets used. Old Towne Orange, The Village at Orange, Angel Stadium, and Disneyland are all just minutes away, with quick access to the 22, 55, and 57 freeways.

Total population of , which has changed by % since 1990.
The median age of the population is , while the median age of dwellings is .
Out of households, are families.