The original owners took the plans of a contemporary tri-level tract home, modified them to their tastes and had the house built on a flat lot. There is one step down to the lower level and 14 steps up to the upper level. The lower level, where a garage was usually found, was finished into a large family room, large bedroom/playroom, wet bar and indoor laundry with third bath (shower only). The upper level contains the master bedroom, two smaller bedrooms, the master bath (shower only) and guest bath (tub & shower). The middle level contains the main entry way, a large living room, a formal dining room, kitchen and family eating area. The two-car garage with an office/mud room is attached to the opposite end of the middle level. There have been no additions or major remodels since original construction. This home is located on a corner lot. The main driveway entrance is on Orangewood Court. There is a second driveway to fenced R/V parking on Mendocino Drive. Neighborhood Description This home is part of the Forest Park neighborhood, a neighborhood of custom and semi-custom homes, built out between 1959 and 1969. The utility poles and lines are run along the rear of properties so that they cannot be seen from the street. This home shares a common property line with the Forest Park Swim Club, a private membership swim club. Membership with the swim club is voluntary. There is no homeowners association or dues. The back fields for Westwood Elementary and El Dorado Middle School are across Mendocino Drive from this home. Concord High School is a three-minute walk to the north and across Concord Boulevard. This is a well established neighborhood of home owners, including a few original owners and many long-time owners and residents.
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