1035 Ximeno Avenue, Long Beach CA

About this property

This property sold above listing price with multiple offers in the first week!

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Curb appeal, historic charm, lush gardens and outdoor living spaces await the lucky buyer of this Craftsman bungalow near Recreation Park. From the traditional broad front porch to the hidden garden seating area at the back of the large lot, you’ll love the delightful surprises that await around every corner. The open living and dining area features gleaming hardwood floors, abundant windows, and crown moldings. The kitchen has tiled counters and floor, plentiful cabinets, and a butler’s pantry area. The vintage-style bathroom features original built-in storage and a deep bathtub. Both bedrooms are ample sized, and the master has French doors, leading to a deck overlooking the amazing backyard. Imagine waking up in the morning and watching birds and butterflies flitting through the formal rose garden, or enjoying a glass of wine on the patio as the sun slowly sets over the horizon. This is the kind of back yard that gardeners dream of, with nooks and pathways and lush, beautiful plants. If you’ve got projects in mind, you’ll love the detached garage with plenty of space for a workshop, plus a half bathroom and a separate laundry room. There’s also a long driveway for off street parking. The location of this home is convenient to schools, shopping, parks, restaurants and the beach.

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Circle Area

The Circle Area of Long Beach gets its name for the traffic roundabout at the intersection of Pacific Coast Highway, Lakewood Blvd, and Los Coyotes Diagonal. The outer boarders of this neighborhood are made up of Stearns St. to the north, Clark Ave. to the east, Anaheim St. to the south, and Loma Ave. to the west. It is next to the neighborhoods of Artcraft Manor and Park Estates.

There is a very wide range of home sizes and styles in this area, more-so than in many other Long Beach neighborhoods. The most popular homes are the Spanish and Bungalow styles, though there is a mix of everything. Many of the single family homes were built between 1920 and 1950, but there are also multi-family residences and condos that provide convenient housing for nearby California State University Long Beach.

There are numerous shops and restaurants in and around this area, and it is conveniently located near the Recreation Park Golf Course, Woodrow Wilson High School, and the 405 freeway.

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