Centrally located in Orange County, The Colony House is near downtown Anaheim’s recently revitalized Packing District and less than 3 miles from the Anaheim Convention Center and the iconic Disneyland Resort.
You can also stroll down the tree-lined street to Pearson’s Park, a scenic open green space that includes walking trails, a lagoon, and an outdoor community amphitheater – all of which offer beautiful photo opportunities.
The Colony House is located in the Colony Historic District, Anaheim’s first and largest Historic District. The boundaries of the Colony match the original German Colony founded in 1857, encompassing North, South, East, and West streets. Over 1,000 qualified structures are located within the 1.8 square mile area. The Historic District is well known for its historic craftsman-style homes and tree-lined streets.
The nearby Packing District, located in downtown Anaheim, includes the recently restored Packard Building & former Car Showroom, Farmers Park and the restored citrus Packing House – one of the few remaining packing houses from the agricultural era for which Orange County is named. Four years in the making, the Packing House re-opened in May 2014 – a culinary walkabout reminiscent of the great public markets of South America and Europe. The recent revitalization project has turned the city’s historic downtown into a new Orange County hot spot.
