113 Wanderer Irvine, CA 92618

This isn't just a house-- it is a museum. But it is not merely a museum, either-- it is also a work of art in it of itself. As you step through the doorway, it is as if you are stepping between worlds and entering a picturesque scene from the Han/Tang Dynasty of Ancient China: every piece of furniture, every trinket, every painting was carefully selected to curate this sophisticated atmosphere. The spirit of Ancient China bleeds through these decorations. You will not find another paradise like this within a hundred-mile radius.
Situated in an intimate Portola Springs hilltop community is this gorgeous single-family home featuring 4 bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, and a generous 3,122 sq ft. Upon entering, the spacious open floor plan allows for freedom of movement and decoration. Wood flooring covers the entire house except the tiled bathrooms. The cozy mantel and electric fireplace create an ambiance without hazards. The lack of a California room provides extra space that can be transformed into a study, a child’s play area, or a second living/dining area. The kitchen features a vast island with built-in appliances.The first floor features one half-bathroom and a guest bedroom with one full bathroom attached. Upstairs, there is a private loft area for both family relaxation time and for welcoming guests. Across the stretch of the hallway is one bedroom with an attached full bathroom, one individual full bathroom with a double vanity, and one individual bedroom. Finally, entering the master suite, three windows across the wall provide ample aesthetic lighting. The master bathroom features a double vanity with an independent bathtub and a spacious shower room. The walk-in closet is perfect for all kinds of fashion and storage. Don’t forget to enjoy resort-inspired neighborhood amenities like the community pool and barbecue grills! This home’s intimate hilltop location also provides close access to hiking trails without detracting from fun urban areas like the Irvine Spectrum, Woodbury Town Center, and, of course, the award-winning Portola High School.