400 N Acacia Ave

Club Acacia is a low-rise residential condominium complex built in 1965 with three stories of primarily one-bedroom units arranged around a central landscaped courtyard and pool. The architecture is mid-century garden-style: low profiles, walkways, and exterior corridors accessing stacked flats. Interiors vary by unit but commonly include single-level primary bedrooms, modest kitchens with breakfast bars or galley layouts, built-in storage, balconies or patios overlooking the grounds, and original-to-updated finishes such as ceramic tile, laminate or carpet, crown molding, recessed lighting and newer quartz or granite counters in remodeled units. Shared building elements include an atrium-like main lobby, elevators serving all floors, and multiple gated entrances. The property’s amenity core emphasizes recreational and practical on-site conveniences: a guarded pool and spa, wood sauna, barbecue and outdoor dining areas, fitness room, clubhouse/club room, laundry facilities on each floor, and recreational rooms. Parking is surface carport with assigned spaces plus guest parking and permit options; on-site maintenance and a homeowners association handle common-area upkeep. The community is walkable to Cal State Fullerton, Fullerton College, downtown dining and transit (Metrolink/Amtrak), and sits under 1.5 miles from regional freeways, making it a student- and commuter-friendly neighborhood choice.