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Timeless Spanish Colonial Revival character meets easy California living in this charming 1925 residence, ideally situated in Long Beach’s beloved California Heights, Long Beach’s largest historic district, known for its preserved 1920s–1940s architecture, easily walkable Atlantic Avenue shops, and a close knit, community oriented vibe. Freshly painted inside and out, the home presents beautifully from the moment you arrive, with its distinctive architectural details complemented by a crisp, welcoming exterior. Rich in architectural character and filled with natural light, this inviting home beautifully blends original details, thoughtful updates, and all of the everyday comforts. Step inside to crisp white walls, tall flat baseboards and beautiful original hand-stained hardwood floors in excellent condition, creating a light and airy backdrop throughout the home. The living and dining area is anchored by a cozy wood-burning stove, while the updated kitchen offers an abundance of sleek laminate counter space, a range, new dishwasher and a surprisingly spacious walk-in pantry. A charming dining nook provides a comfortable spot for morning coffee or intimate meals. The two generously sized bedrooms offer excellent storage, including one with a spacious walk-in closet and another with mirrored closet doors. One bedroom is particularly memorable, featuring a trio of graceful arched-top windows—an architectural detail that beautifully reflects the home's Spanish Colonial Revival heritage. The full bath features a separate tub and tiled shower, complemented by a stylish light fixture and mirror. Thoughtful storage continues with hallway linen cabinetry featuring both drawers and open shelving, while inside laundry hookups add convenience. Ceiling fans throughout much of the home and central air conditioning provide year-round comfort. Outside, the expansive, fully fenced backyard is an exceptionally versatile space with room to create the outdoor setting you've envisioned—whether that's a lush lawn, productive vegetable garden, entertaining area or private retreat. A gated driveway leads to the detached two-car garage, complete with a large workshop, offering an especially valuable combination of parking, storage and workspace. With its distinctive architecture, original character, thoughtful updates and wonderfully usable lot, this is a rare opportunity to own a truly charming piece of California Heights.
Listing agent: Carole Geronsin DRE #00604118 Carole@TheGeronsins.com, Listing office: BHHS CA Properties
MLS data updated 10/16/2026, 7:22:00 PM PT
Source: CRMLS, MLS #: PW26208162
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$799,900Original asking price · Oct 1, 2026ZIP 90807 · Oct 2026
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