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Welcome to the iconic Wilmore Building, a historic Downtown Long Beach landmark offering timeless architecture, vintage charm, and an unbeatable coastal location. This top-floor studio condo in Downtown Long Beach is filled with natural light and showcases sweeping views of the Downtown Long Beach skyline and the San Gabriel Mountains through oversized windows. Inside, the residence features tall ceilings, fresh interior paint, easy-care flooring, abundant cabinet storage, and a charming built-in dressing cabinet that adds to the home’s classic character. The vintage bathroom preserves the architectural charm that makes homes in the historic Wilmore Building so unique. Residents of the Wilmore Building enjoy an elegant vintage lobby, a relaxing solarium, and a rooftop patio garden with impressive city views—an inviting place to enjoy coastal breezes, sunsets, and the vibrant Downtown Long Beach atmosphere. Located in the heart of Downtown Long Beach, this studio condo is just moments from the beach, Shoreline bike paths, local restaurants, coffee shops, nightlife, shopping, and entertainment. Enjoy convenient access to The Pike Outlets, Shoreline Village, Pine Avenue, the Long Beach waterfront, public transportation, and major freeways. Whether you’re looking for a Downtown Long Beach condo, a coastal pied-à-terre, or an opportunity to own a piece of Long Beach history, this top-floor studio at the Wilmore Building offers a distinctive combination of location, character, views, and urban coastal living.
Listing agent: Allison Van Wig DRE #00985700 Allison@SuperBroker.com, Listing office: Keller Williams Coastal Prop.
MLS data updated 10/16/2026, 11:37:25 PM PT
Source: CRMLS, MLS #: PW26195762
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$250,000Asking price recorded · Oct 2, 2026ZIP 90802 · Oct 2026
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