Orange

Orange has one of the best-preserved historic downtown districts in the county, with a genuine traffic circle plaza at its center surrounded by blocks of Craftsman and Victorian homes dating back to the late 1800s and early 1900s, a National Register historic district that's kept its scale and character even as the rest of the city grew up around it. Away from Old Towne, the housing spreads into a mix of mid-century tract homes in the flatter areas and larger, newer construction in the hillside neighborhoods toward the eastern edge of the city near the canyon.

Old Towne Orange has become known for its concentration of antique shops and its role as a filming location for its authentic period look, but it functions as a real, lived-in neighborhood rather than a preserved museum piece, with families who specifically seek out its historic homes despite the maintenance that comes with owning something a century old. Chapman University sits nearby, adding a bit of college-town energy to the area without dominating the broader city's identity. People who choose Orange tend to fall into two groups, those specifically drawn to the historic charm and walkability of Old Towne, and those looking for more standard suburban housing in the newer hillside or flatland neighborhoods further from the historic core.

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