OC Mansion is a private Mediterranean resort-style event venue in Santa Ana, spanning 36,000 square feet on 26 acres. Its palm-lined approaches, terracotta courts, water environments and skylit interiors make it suited to corporate events that need presence, private receptions that move between indoor and outdoor rooms, and product launches built around arrival and atmosphere.
Resort Grounds and Water Courts
The exterior unfolds through multiple outdoor settings, from the main rectangular lap pool with a long open waterline and wide terracotta deck to rock-edged lagoon pools, waterfalls, a fountain basin and footbridges. Mature palms and dense tropical planting give the grounds a lush, established feel, while a separate palm lawn offers a cleaner green field with distance to the background architecture. A tiled promenade connects the formal pool geometry with the garden water features for a natural flow through the property.
Courtyards, Arcades and Terraces
OC Mansion carries the presence of Mediterranean resort architecture, with white stucco arcades, red clay roof tile and terracotta courts. A broad stair leads to a recessed wooden entrance beneath a high shell-shaped arch, and repeated stucco arches continue through covered walkways around the courtyards. Pergolas, built-in benches, exterior stairs and bridges connect the levels, while an open clay-tile pavilion anchors a large upper terrace.
Skylit Interior Gathering Rooms
Inside, the mansion opens into large, minimally furnished rooms. The circular salon is the standout, with three monumental arched window walls, sliding glass doors and a recessed oval ceiling centered on a chandelier. It reads as a luxury reception hall, with broad exterior backdrops and enough floor area for a central focal moment. Pyramidal skylights above the double-height atrium and entry passage bring geometric daylight into the interiors, while wide carpeted halls, cylindrical columns and a curved balustraded staircase connect the principal rooms.
Approach, Scale and Elevated Views
The 26-acre setting shapes the experience before guests reach the interior. A long sloped drive approaches the mansion through rows of palms, with paved forecourts, the lawn and larger interior rooms adding to the property’s sense of scale. The property is approximately 33 miles from Los Angeles. Above, the broad, mostly level roof is edged with metal rails and opens to distant city and mountain views, while balconies and covered galleries overlook the water courts from several elevations.
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OC Mansion is a private Mediterranean resort-style event venue in Santa Ana, spanning 36,000 square feet on 26 acres. Its palm-lined approaches, terracotta courts, water environments and skylit interiors make it suited to corporate events that need presence, private receptions that move between indoor and outdoor rooms, and product launches built around arrival and atmosphere.
Resort Grounds and Water Courts
The exterior unfolds through multiple outdoor settings, from the main rectangular lap pool with a long open waterline and wide terracotta deck to rock-edged lagoon pools, waterfalls, a fountain basin and footbridges. Mature palms and dense tropical planting give the grounds a lush, established feel, while a separate palm lawn offers a cleaner green field with distance to the background architecture. A tiled promenade connects the formal pool geometry with the garden water features for a natural flow through the property.
Courtyards, Arcades and Terraces
OC Mansion carries the presence of Mediterranean resort architecture, with white stucco arcades, red clay roof tile and terracotta courts. A broad stair leads to a recessed wooden entrance beneath a high shell-shaped arch, and repeated stucco arches continue through covered walkways around the courtyards. Pergolas, built-in benches, exterior stairs and bridges connect the levels, while an open clay-tile pavilion anchors a large upper terrace.
Skylit Interior Gathering Rooms
Inside, the mansion opens into large, minimally furnished rooms. The circular salon is the standout, with three monumental arched window walls, sliding glass doors and a recessed oval ceiling centered on a chandelier. It reads as a luxury reception hall, with broad exterior backdrops and enough floor area for a central focal moment. Pyramidal skylights above the double-height atrium and entry passage bring geometric daylight into the interiors, while wide carpeted halls, cylindrical columns and a curved balustraded staircase connect the principal rooms.
Approach, Scale and Elevated Views
The 26-acre setting shapes the experience before guests reach the interior. A long sloped drive approaches the mansion through rows of palms, with paved forecourts, the lawn and larger interior rooms adding to the property’s sense of scale. The property is approximately 33 miles from Los Angeles. Above, the broad, mostly level roof is edged with metal rails and opens to distant city and mountain views, while balconies and covered galleries overlook the water courts from several elevations.
