2900 San Juan Drive Fullerton, CA 92835

2900 San Juan Drive
Fullerton

$1,995,000

4 Bed

3 Bath

2,823 sqft

29,819 sqft lot

Buyer’s Broker’s Compensation Offered: YES

CRMLS # OC25036956

2900 San Juan Drive
Fullerton

This custom single-story ranch home on a 29,000+ sqft lot in the San Juan Hills community offers a perfect blend of modern style and mid-century charm. Featuring 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, a versatile den, and potential for additional bedrooms, the home boasts a beautiful kitchen with beamed ceilings, granite counters, and custom cabinetry. The spacious living room features a wall of windows and a cozy fireplace, while the primary suite offers a spa-like bath, walk-in closet, and private deck.

The expansive lot includes RV parking, a detached cottage for a playhouse or office, a greenhouse, potting shed, and multiple decks with golf course views. A large pad awaits your dream project, such as an ADU, pool, or sports court. New vinyl fencing adds privacy, and the optional HOA provides access to a pool and tennis courts. Located near top schools, parks, golf courses, and downtown Fullerton’s shops and restaurants.

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Aerial view of 17th Street and Pacific Coast Highway in Huntington Beach with the coastline and Pacific Ocean in the background

Orange County Is the Second Most Overvalued Housing Market in America. That Number Means Something Different Than You Think.

Orange County home prices sit about 35% above what local income, employment, and rent trends would predict, ranking it the second most overvalued U.S. housing market. That figure measures deviation from historical fundamentals, not a price forecast. Orange County inventory is rising and affordability is tight, but low foreclosure activity and thin supply continue supporting values.

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The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act became law July 11, 2026. Its 350-home investor cap has little effect in Orange County, where firms owning 1,000+ properties control roughly 78 homes. With OC inventory 43% below pre-COVID norms, the law’s supply provisions, especially office-to-residential conversion funding, matter far more locally.

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2900 San Juan Drive Fullerton, CA 92835