5530 Ackerfield Ave 211, Long Beach, CA 90805

Property Description

Besides the great weather and the many attractions Long Beach has to offer, this second-floor end-unit with TWO (2) parking spaces is sure to delight. Enter the unit into an open-floor plan that includes a spacious living room, dining room with an accented merlot wall flanked by giant windows with white plantation shutters, anchored by the crisp, white crown moulding, and the kitchen. The unit will be sold with the gently used cream-colored couches, accent pillows and the four-chair dining room table seen in the photos. Above the dining room table is a rubbed bronze fan with light that will keep those summer days cooler. The entire 876 square foot unit features various wood laminate and ceramic tile floors for easy clean-up. The modest kitchen features granite countertops, a subway tile backsplash and a cabinet end-panel. There is plenty of storage and the kitchen comes equipped with an electric stove and a stainless steel accented refrigerator and dishwasher that will also be included with the sale. The restroom offers an antique looking vanity with a custom tile/glass backsplash and a white subway tile tub enclosure. The spacious master bedroom has a large walk-in closet accessible from the bathroom as well. The closet is large enough to be used as a dressing room and includes custom storage. You will enjoy mirrored closets in the hallway and the second bedroom with floor-to-ceiling linen closets. The second bedroom (or office) also comes with a gently used matching twin bed and dresser. The unit comes with TWO (2) parking spaces. One is covered under a carport and the other is uncovered visible from the second bedroom's window. Community amenities include security gates only accessible with a fob, well-manicured landscaping, and an on-site laundry room adjacent to a large sparkling pool. The complex is located 20 minutes north of Downtown Long Beach and its many attractions including many beaches, parks, and bike riding paths, The Queen Mary, Aquarium of the Pacific, Long Beach Airport, and the Port of Long Beach, the gateway to Catalina Island.