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16 Torosa

Lake Forest, CA 92630 - Orange County

House

4 beds

3 baths

About 16 Torosa

The house includes 4 bedrooms and 3 full baths. There are one bedroom and one full bath on the main floor, which is very convenient. Open kitchen to the big living room. Huge master bedroom and master bath. The California room allows you to enjoy a great outdoor life. All the appliances are ready to be used in the house, includes refrigerator, washer and dryer. There are no neighbors in the back of the house, so you can enjoy good privacy. The environment of the community is very beautiful. There are three clubs with swimming pools in the community.

RentalSource last checked: August 7, 2026 at 6:32 AM ET

Managed by: Rent In Orange County · (949) 227-2223

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Property Summary

Property Type:	House
Rental Fee:	$5,200
Bedrooms:	4 beds
Bathrooms:	3 baths

Size:	Inquire
Pet Friendly:	Inquire
Listing Status:	Active
ID:	84146771

Property Amenities

• Refrigerator

• Washer/Dryer Hk-up

Community Features

• Pool

Additional Details

House for rent in Lake Forest for $5,200 with 4 beds, 3 baths and located at 16 Torosa in Lake Forest, CA 92630. The rental price of $5,200 is 15.6% ($700) higher than the average rent of $4,500 for houses in Lake Forest, CA and 53.0% ($1,801) higher than the average rent of $3,399 for houses in Orange County. 16 Torosa was advertised by Rent In Orange County yesterday at 9:43 AM ET and last updated today at 6:32 AM ET.

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