Welcome to this one-of-a-kind property that combines vintage California charm with outstanding versatility. Situated on a spacious corner lot, this unique property offers a rare opportunity to enjoy comfortable living with additional space for hobbies, vehicle storage, a workshop, or potential business-related uses.
The fully gated, block-walled lot offers added privacy and security, along with ample on-site parking for personal vehicles, guests, or work vehicles.
With M-1 zoning, this property offers a variety of potential opportunities for residential enjoyment, investment, or business-related uses, subject to applicable city regulations and approvals. Buyers and tenants are encouraged to verify all permitted uses directly with the City of Orange.
Conveniently located just north of Katella Avenue, the property provides easy access to the 57 and 55 freeways, as well as nearby shopping, dining, and other Orange County amenities.
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Property Summary
Property Type:
House
Rental Fee:
$5,190
Bedrooms:
4 beds
Bathrooms:
1.5 baths
Size:
1,232 sqft
Pets:
No
Laundry:
Inquire
Parking:
Garage
Available:
Now
ID:
84710681
Amenities
•Parking
•Dishwasher
•Refrigerator
•Storage
Leasing Information
Fees
•Deposit $5,190 (mandatory, refundable, move-in).
Additional Details
This 4-bedroom, 1.5-bathroom house at 2283 N Batavia St in Orange, CA 92865 rents for $5,190 a month. It has 1,232 square feet. 2283 N Batavia St was advertised by Pacific One Properties on November 9, 2026.
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