A vacant Anaheim-area property with a main house, studio, and ADU opens at $1,840,000. Bidding starts October 26. Here is how to verify the unit count and the numbers.
In brief: 10301 Antigua Street in the Anaheim area offers three separate living spaces on a 7,200-square-foot lot, with a starting bid of $1,840,000. Bidding is scheduled to begin on October 26, 2026, from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Pacific Time. The listing shows the property as vacant, which makes it easier to plan an inspection and a move-in or leasing timeline. Confirm the final terms with the listing team.
What the Listing Describes
The listing describes a main residence, a detached studio, and an ADU:
- Main residence: approximately 1,030 square feet with 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, a front patio with a hardtop gazebo, and a fenced, hedged front area.
- Detached studio: approximately 429 square feet with 1 bathroom, an open layout, and a private entrance.
- ADU: approximately 707 square feet with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, a living area, and kitchen space. The ADU details in the listing show it as built in 2024, with its own address and separate electric and gas meters.
- Lot and building: a 7,200 square foot lot, a 1957 main house, a two-car attached garage, and no HOA. The listing shows R-1 zoning.
At the starting bid, the headline numbers work out to about $752 per square foot using the 2,447 square feet shown on the listing.
A Lesson in Reading Listings Carefully
Smart bidders reconcile the numbers instead of trusting a single field. On this listing, the summary shows 7 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms and 2,447 square feet, while the description adds up to about 6 bedrooms and roughly 2,166 square feet, and the ADU section lists 800 square feet where the description says 707. These differences may have simple explanations, such as different measuring sources, but they are exactly why you should confirm bedroom counts, square footage, and permits from county records and your own inspection before you set a ceiling.
Check Who Regulates the Property
The listing describes a desirable unincorporated area of Anaheim. An unincorporated area can fall under county rather than city jurisdiction for zoning and permits. Confirm which agency governs this parcel and ask it to verify that the studio and ADU are legally permitted, since unpermitted units can limit financing, insurance, and rental use.
Three Ways Buyers Might Use It
- Owner-occupant with income. Live in one space and rent the others to offset costs.
- Multi-generational living. Three separate spaces can give family members privacy with shared property.
- Rental investor. Estimate rent for each space from current comparables, then subtract taxes, insurance, maintenance, and any utilities you pay.
Questions for the Data Room
- Which units are permitted, and are the permits finalized?
- How are utilities metered? The listing shows separate electric and gas for the ADU and shared water.
- What do the inspection materials say about a 1957 main house, including roof, plumbing, electrical, and foundation?
- Are there recorded items on title that affect the lot?
- What does the seller disclose about repairs and conditions?
Setting Your Ceiling
Build income unit by unit, apply a vacancy allowance, subtract operating costs, and divide by your required return. If you plan to live on site, estimate the rent you would be giving up for the space you occupy. Decide your maximum before October 26 and stick to it.
Support for Bidders
West Coast Real Estate can serve as your bidder broker and help you reconcile the documents. Holistic Funding can discuss financing and capital partners. Both are optional.
Is It a Fit?
This property may suit buyers who want flexibility and are comfortable verifying permits and square footage. It may not suit anyone who needs certainty about legal unit count without time to confirm it.
Starting bids, dates, and property details come from the listing sheet and may change. Nothing here guarantees value, rental income, or legal unit status. Perform your own due diligence and consult qualified advisers.