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This beautifully revitalized 1906 residence offers a rare opportunity to own a significant piece of the city’s architectural history in the heart of Belmont Heights. Thoughtfully cared for and newly refreshed, this charming Colonial is unique in its style, standing out from the Craftsman and Spanish architecture of 1920’s Long Beach. The home strikes a harmonious balance between timeless character and a fresh, inviting atmosphere, all while preserving the integrity of the original residence. The home’s striking curb appeal is anchored by a grand front porch framed by a series of doric columns with detailed capitals and graceful architectural millwork. The living room includes a conjoined sitting area/piano niche plus a framed entrance into the stately dining room including a warm fireplace. The freshly painted interiors create a refined backdrop allowing the home’s exquisite detailing to remain the focus. The spacious kitchen features 10’ ceilings, stainless steel appliances, shaker-style custom cabinetry and subway tile backsplash. Look out over the side patio from the built-in desk space and enjoy morning coffee at the breakfast bar. From the kitchen, the home transitions easily into the family room, where wood beam ceilings provide warmth and windows on three sides a beautiful vantage point of the backyard. Throughout the home, wood double-hung sash windows allow natural light to flood each room. Upstairs, you’ll find two bedrooms, including a primary with a built-in desk and cabinetry filling the surrounding wall. The upstairs bathroom features a large claw foot soaking tub and pedestal sink with vintage style faucet. Set on an expansive 8,103 sqft. lot, the property offers a sense of space and privacy that is increasingly rare in the beach cities. The generous grounds provide room to entertain guests, expand with an ADU, add a pool or create a stunning garden! Belmont Heights continues to celebrate its collection of early-20th-century homes, mature tree-lined streets, walkable residential blocks, and distinctive architectural character. Just minutes from the beach, Belmont Shore, local shops, restaurants, parks, and the waterfront, 239 Euclid Avenue captures the best of Long Beach living: history, character, community, and an unmistakable sense of grace. A rare opportunity to steward a home with more than a century behind it - beautifully refreshed, thoughtfully cared for, and ready to be cherished for years to come.
Listing agent: Shana Klisanin DRE #01196063 shanaekedal@gmail.com, Listing office: Baytown Realty
MLS data updated 10/17/2026, 12:25:50 AM PT
Source: CRMLS, MLS #: PW26200774
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$1,599,000Original asking price · Sep 30, 2026ZIP 90803 · Sep 2026
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