The same family owned and loved this lovely home for 58 years. If these walls could talk, they would tell the story of sunny days spent stomping around the "swamp" now known as Carr Park or hanging out at the old Shell Station on Heil and Springdale, watching the airplanes take off and land at Meadowlark Airport. Plenty has changed in Huntington Beach over the past 58 years, but one thing remains, the beautiful ambiance of this prestigious neighborhood known as Meadowlark. This tract was built in the 60s, tucked between Meadowlark Golf Course and Chris Carr Park. The parrots at Carr Park visit the backyard in the summer, and Canadian Geese fly over each day at sunset as they leave the park and head for the Bolsa Chica Wetlands. It's idyllic. The house is a single-level, 1761 sq. ft mid-century modern, known as the Atrium Model, centered around a sunny private atrium. As you enter the home, an elegant stone mantel with an open beam ceiling and clerestory windows will get your attention. The wide-open dining area is a showstopper—perfect for entertaining. The added family room echoes the original floorplan, matching the open beam ceiling and clerestory windows. The kitchen is simple and clean, with bright white cabinets, and an adjacent laundry room gives you an easy option for a kitchen expansion. All four of the bedrooms and both bathrooms are clean and spacious. The floor plan is terrific, with all rooms flowing towards the atrium. The new furnace, a tankless water heater, fresh paint, and replaced carpet are some recent upgrades in this well-maintained home. This home is move-in-ready, a blank canvas. The location is prime. The Beach is nearby; get on your bike, and you will be on the sand in a few minutes. The hiking trails of the Bolsa Chica wetlands are just around the corner. Suppose you are looking for a quiet, single-level unique home near the Golf Course; this is the place. Or perhaps you want a home to raise your family; look no further. The kids who grew up on this street have the best childhood memories, playing in the cul-de-sac until long after the sun went down, Kick-the-can, paper routes, lemonade stands, skateboarding to the beach kind of memories. A great house in a delightful neighborhood. Walk to shops and restaurants, and the designated schools are excellent