Here’s your opportunity to own a lovely, move-in ready home in the convenient Plaza neighborhood of Long Beach. This 1951 home has refinished wood floors, recessed lighting, updated vinyl windows, and plantation shutters throughout. The floor plan is ideal for everyday living or entertaining, boasting a long galley kitchen with tasteful granite counters, plenty of cabinets for storage, and bar seating. At one end of the kitchen is a charming breakfast nook and at the other, an inside laundry room with pantry storage. In addition to the spacious living room, there’s a light and airy family room with glass doors leading to the back yard. There are two bedrooms and a bathroom at the front of the house and an oversized master bedroom at the rear, featuring a separate sitting area, an en suite bathroom with dual sinks, and a custom walk-in closet. Enjoy the California lifestyle in your low-maintenance backyard, swimming in the beautiful saltwater pool or relaxing in the hot tub. The patio area is perfect for grilling or lounging. This home is loaded with extras including a fireplace in the living room, a separate office nook with custom built-in cabinets and desk, central air conditioning, a long driveway with plenty of off-street parking, and a detached, finished garage lined with storage cabinets. If you’re not familiar with the Plaza neighborhood, you’ll adore all it has to offer: Great shopping, restaurants and entertainment options; convenient transportation; distinguished schools; and a regional park with myriad recreational options including golf, tennis, fishing, pedal boats, a 100-acre nature center and more.
Near El Dorado Park in East Long Beach, the Plaza neighborhood was originally built as part of Lakewood’s Lakewood Plaza neighborhood. Residents voted in 1953 to become part of Long Beach. The Plaza is in north of the 405 freeway. Its borders are Stearns Street to the south and Studebaker Road to the east. The western borders are Palo Verde Ave. and Woodruff Ave. East Long Beach’s primary shopping and dining district, East Spring Street, is located in the Plaza area. This neighborhood, like Old Lakewood City, Carson Park and the South of Conant neighborhoods of East Long Beach, was built after World War II, in the late 1940s through the 1950s. These were originally built as modest 2 or 3 bedroom/1 bathroom homes, though over the years some have been remodeled or added onto.
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