168 23rd D, Costa Mesa, CA 92627
Townhouse
Sold March 2026
Listing Agent: Barbara Balossi (DRE #02043579) · Listing Office: Compass · Contact: 949-531-8531 · Bought with: Penny Marino · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · MLS #LG26015072 · Source: CRMLS
About this townhouse
Welcome to 168 23rd Street, Unit D, a beautifully refreshed townhome-style residence in Eastside Costa Mesa that blends neighborhood living with easy access to the Back Bay, beaches, dining, and shopping. Set within an intimate four-home enclave, this inviting home offers a wonderful sense of privacy while being moments from neighborhood parks, local dining, and everyday conveniences. Inside, dramatic two-story ceilings in the living room create a strong sense of space and architectural presence, with an easy-flowing layout that connects the living, dining, and kitchen areas. The kitchen features newer porcelain countertops, stainless steel appliances, and a comfortable layout for both everyday living and casual entertaining. The primary suite offers a peaceful retreat with a sitting area ideal for a home office or reading nook, generous closet space, and a spa-inspired bath with a steam shower, a thoughtful upgrade that adds a touch of everyday luxury. Two additional bedrooms provide flexible space for guests or a dedicated workspace and are complemented by a full hall bath with modern finishes, creating a comfortable and functional layout for daily living. Recent improvements include luxury vinyl plank flooring and fresh interior paint, creating a clean, cohesive backdrop that feels move-in ready. Additional features include stylish ceiling fans, an attached two-car garage with direct access to the home, a dedicated laundry area, and a private outdoor patio. Just minutes from the beaches of Newport and Corona del Mar, and close to the trails and open space of the Back Bay, this home offers a wonderful balance of coastal living and neighborhood comfort.
Listing description from the March 2026 sale, as reported to CRMLS.
Sale history