**Charming 1920’s 1-Bedroom Condo with Character in a Prime Location (just mins away from many attractions)**

Step into a delightful piece of history at The Californian! This beaux-arts style brick building was built in 1923 by architect Joseph Roberts. Unit 401 is one of nine "double" units in this 49-unit condo building, and is a south-east facing corner that has an abundance of natural light, pouring through its nearly floor-to-ceiling corner windows each morning. Rich in character, this home features beautifully refinished original hardwood floors, vintage crown moldings, upgraded stainless steel appliances and fixtures, subway tiles in the bathroom, floor-to-ceiling tiling in the kitchen, gorgeous built-ins, and tons of overhead storage.

The spacious living room is perfect for relaxing or entertaining while enjoying beautiful downtown views. The kitchen combines modern convenience with classic touches, making it a joy to cook in. Owners also enjoy a rooftop solarium with views of downtown Long Beach, the Port of Long Beach, The Vincent Thomas Bridge and the Palos Verdes Peninsula. The HOA covers water, trash, gas, and all building maintenance; owners are only responsible for their individually metered electric bill and wi-fi. The building elevator was heavily updated in 2018 and recently painted. Key-fob secure mailroom. A basement laundry room is available to all residents which is accessible via cell phone app payment. There is also basement storage for each unit; this unit has two - a large and small storage unit, along with a locked communal bike storage room.

Within close proximity just minutes away from nearby cafes/restaurants, trendy shops, and local parks, The Pike, The Queen Mary, Aquarium of the Pacific, East Village Arts District Public Transportation, FWY's and Ocean Boulevard to the beach. In addition to the attractions listed above, this condo is a sound investment when you consider: the Olympics is coming to Long Beach in 2025, Long Beach's upcoming developments near the water and the nearby beautiful public library cost $44 million to renovate. This rare condo offers the perfect blend of historic charm and modern convenience—don't miss out on making it your own!