14802 Newport Ave

Sycamore Gardens is a single-story, mid-1960s condominium community of low-rise townhouse-style units in Tustin. Built in 1965, the complex is composed of single-level 2‑bedroom plans and occasional den/converted-bedroom layouts, many configured as end units with only one shared wall. Architecture and materials reflect period suburban garden‑style development: pitched roofs, covered carports, gated vehicular entry, mature sycamore trees and landscaped green belts that thread between clusters of homes. Interiors commonly feature open living/dining layouts, breakfast nooks, modest formal dining areas, recessed lighting, crown molding, and mixed flooring (hardwood or laminate, carpet, tile). Kitchens have been frequently updated in listings with granite or tiled counters, shaker-style cabinetry and stainless appliances; bathrooms often show upgraded tile, dual‑sink vanities and walk‑in closets in primary suites. Private outdoor space is typical—patios or small yards with room for pavers, turf and planters. Community amenities center on resort-style shared facilities: a large pool, spa, clubhouse, picnic areas and laundry facilities; HOA dues cover water, trash, landscaping, roof/building maintenance and pest control. Parking includes assigned covered carport spaces plus guest parking; many units offer two permits. The complex is FHA-approved and positioned for convenient freeway access (I-5, 55) and nearby schools, shopping and services, offering a suburban Southern California lifestyle focused on low-rise privacy and community recreation.