26311 Alameda, Laguna Hills, CA 92653
Single-family home
Sold May 2025
Listing Agent: Johanna Andren (DRE #00988733) · Listing Office: Compass · Contact: 949-293-2196 · Bought with: General NONMEMBER · NONMEMBER MRML · MLS #OC25064546 · Source: CRMLS
About this single-family home
Welcome Home to Stylish & Spacious at 26311 Alameda, Laguna Hills Excited to share this amazing Laguna Hills home that just hit the market! Situated on a big 8,400 sq ft lot with a peaceful greenbelt backdrop, this place offers the perfect mix of modern style and laid-back comfort. Step inside to an open floor plan featuring gorgeous wood flooring, a beautifully remodeled kitchen that's a chef's dream. It seamlessly flows into a welcoming family room with a cozy gas or woodburning fireplace, making it ideal for relaxing or entertaining your crew. The primary suite is your own private haven with a fresh, updated bathroom. Plus, there’s a main floor bedroom and bath with a walk-in shower—perfect for guests or a home office. You’ll love the living room with its high ceilings, making the space feel bright and spacious. And there's a giant bonus room that can easily be your 5th bedroom, office, or game room—whatever you need! Outside, enjoy a low-maintenance yard with a large patio and trendy succulent landscaping. The huge driveway invites you to get creative—think cute courtyard or a wrap-around yard! The standout 3.5 car garage includes an extra-deep bay. One bay is currently set up us a fully equipped home gym, all equipment is for sale as well. With low taxes and HOA fees, plus walking proximity to parks, shopping, and dining, it’s hard to beat the location. You’re also just a short drive from nature trails, bike trails, Laguna Niguel Regional Park, and the vibrant scenes of Laguna Beach and Dana Point. Added features include full house repipe, tankless water heater, vinyl fencing, upgraded HVAC/AC systems, full house fan, epoxy finished garage floor & upgraded lighting.
Listing description from the May 2025 sale, as reported to CRMLS.
Sale history