Perched on the top floor of a classic mid-century building, this beautifully updated corner-unit condo is welcoming, design-minded, and full of personality. With only one shared wall, the home feels like a private retreat. Southwest exposure brings abundant natural light throughout the day, while the upgraded double-paned sliding glass door captures cool coastal breezes. The private balcony opens to views stretching toward the Palos Verdes Hills, the “Bridge to Everywhere,” and the endless sky beyond. Step inside to a space alive with creativity and warmth, with every inch shaped by thoughtful design. The open-plan living and dining area connects effortlessly to the balcony, blurring the line between indoors and out, perfect for sunset dinners or a work-from-home setup with a view. The remodeled kitchen is a true design moment, anchored by a bold pop of color and open shelving for your favorite ceramics, paired with clean-lined appliances and thoughtful functionality, including a dishwasher and built-in microwave. The remodeled bathroom is sleek and modern, featuring statement hex tilework and a contemporary vanity that complements the home’s playful yet polished style. As a top-floor corner unit, the home offers a rare sense of privacy with only one adjoining side wall and no neighbors above, creating a calm, light-filled retreat in the heart of downtown. Practical comforts include an oversized walk-in closet, abundant storage throughout, and in-unit laundry. Building amenities include elevator access and one secured covered parking space. The pet-friendly HOA welcomes furry friends. Nestled in the vibrant heart of Downtown Long Beach, you’re steps from Shoreline Village, the Promenade, scenic bike and running paths, the East Village Arts District, an abundance of dining options, waterfront favorites like the Aquarium of the Pacific, and all the energy of coastal city living. The newly opened Long Beach Amphitheater and beloved Friday Farmers Market add even more excitement. Coastal ease meets urban energy in one of Long Beach’s most walkable and vibrant neighborhoods.

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