Courtesy of: Lewis Ebersole, Re/Max R. E. Specialists, lewisebersole@gmail.com
Courtesy of: Lewis Ebersole, Re/Max R. E. Specialists, lewisebersole@gmail.com
$449,000
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1 bed
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705 square feet
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1.00 Bath (1 Full)
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Lot: 0.38 Acres
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Condominium
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$449,000
1728 E 3rd 15 The El Cordova is a historically significant Spanish Colonial Revival courtyard style 20-unit condominium complex designed by architect George R. Riddle in 1928. It is also designated as a protected historical landmark where residents enjoy a significant reduction in annual property taxes through the Mills Act. The El Cordova was prominently featured in the wide release film La La Land where Emma Stone's character lived. Located in the diverse and eclectic Alamitos Beach neighborhood of Long Beach and just a short stroll to the ocean, parks, dining and shopping. This architecturally striking second story corner unit features many original details including glowing oak hardwood floors, soaring beamed ceiling, original sconces and door hardware, wrought iron doors, divided light swing-out windows and mahogany front door. All rooms are filled with natural light and the bedroom is situated to benefit from the ocean breeze. The bathroom has a marble floor with classic shower in tub, period appropriate tile, pedestal sink cruise ship sconces. The hallways feature a storage closet, dressers and linen cabinets. The kitchen is well designed with original white-washed cabinetry, classic "toast & butter" tile countertops & backsplash The breakfast room is light filled, hand painted tile wainscoting and partial room divider. The kitchen also features a side exit with convenient access to the community laundry room and garages. This unit comes with one secured parking space and storage space.
Courtesy of: Lewis Ebersole, Re/Max R. E. Specialists, lewisebersole@gmail.com
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