This charming 1943 bungalow sits on the 200 block of Flower Street, a particularly desired niche within Eastside Costa Mesa, where mature trees lend a distinct character to the street. The Lower Eastside is known for its blend of custom homes and classic architecture, creating a distinct neighborhood feel. It's an area valued for its relaxed Southern California lifestyle and easy access to local amenities and beaches. This home provides approximately 1,625 square feet of single level living and includes original hardwood floors, vaulted beam ceilings, and good natural light throughout. The layout features a living room with a fireplace, a generous dining area, and a functional kitchen with a built in banquette and a Dutch door to the backyard, all ready for updates. The property has three bedrooms and two bathrooms. French doors open from the primary suite to a rear deck, suitable for outdoor dining and barbecues, which leads to a spacious, private yard. This outdoor area offers ample lawn, a dedicated side yard for pets, and a raised planter, providing space for recreation or entertaining. A detached two car garage with alley access adds convenience, storage, and potential for future expansion or an ADU. Whether you're considering a new custom home, a remodel to refresh its classic appeal, or maintaining it as an investment property, 275 Flower Street offers a solid base. The location benefits from ocean breezes and comfortable temperatures year round, with good access to Newport Beach and nearby amenities like schools, dining, and shops along 17th Street. 275 Flower Street isn't just a house; it's an entry point to the quintessential Eastside Costa Mesa lifestyle.