NEIGHBORHOODS

Naples, a desirable coastal real estate enclave in Long Beach, is built on three islands located in Alamitos Bay. The islands are divided by scenic canals that open into the bay, where you'll find beautiful homes and yachts in a peaceful neighborhood setting, complete with five quaint bridges and tall palm trees.

Belmont Shore, a sought-after coastal real estate area in Long Beach, is known for its sandy beaches, calm lagoons, picturesque canals, and popular Second Street. The neighborhood offers a variety of real estate options, including Spanish-style homes from the 1920s and 1930s, contemporary remodels, large modern houses, and multifamily apartment buildings.

Belmont Heights, a charming coastal real estate area in Long Beach, is primarily residential but also features a lively business district along Broadway, east of Redondo Avenue. The neighborhood is known for its predominant Craftsman bungalows, as well as other architectural styles like Victorian, Mediterranean, Spanish Colonial Revival, Tudor Revival, and Neo-Traditional.

Ocean Boulevard, connects Downtown Long Beach to the Los Alamitos Bay Yacht Club at the tip of the Peninsula. Lined with mid to high-rise condos, these beautiful buildings offer breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean. For those seeking a low-maintenance home with a stunning ocean view, living in a condo along Ocean Boulevard provides a lifestyle many people envy.

Downtown Long Beach is the vibrant heart of the city, home to many of its major tourist attractions and municipal services. This coastal real estate hub includes the East Village Arts District, the Waterfront District, Pine Avenue & Promenade, North Pine, and the historic Drake Park/Willmore City District, making it a dynamic area for residents and visitors alike.

Bixby Knolls, a charming neighborhood in Long Beach's coastal real estate market, features homes built between 1920 and 1940 in diverse architectural styles, including Tudor, Mediterranean, Spanish, Colonial, and Craftsman. This area is known for its coffee shops, parks, and vibrant community, making it a popular choice for families and young professionals.

This neighborhood in Long Beach's coastal real estate market is characterized by single-family homes, featuring large two-story Colonials, ranch-style single stories, and charming Spanish and Mediterranean-style residences.

This coastal neighborhood in Long Beach is primarily dense residential, featuring large condominium buildings along the beach, as well as smaller condominiums, apartment buildings, and single-family residences, making it a vibrant area for various lifestyles.

Belmont Park, a picturesque coastal neighborhood in Long Beach, abuts Alamitos Bay and Long Beach Marine Stadium, with Naples located across the water to the southeast. This area showcases a variety of unique architectural styles, including Craftsman, Mediterranean, and charming bungalows, creating a diverse and inviting community.

Bluff Park, a historic district in Long Beach's coastal real estate landscape, was established as a defense against the high-rise multi-unit buildings being erected on Ocean Boulevard. This area features large, architecturally distinctive houses built between 1903 and 1949 along the ocean bluffs, with Craftsman bungalows and Period Revival styles predominating, showcasing the neighborhood's rich architectural heritage.

More than half the homes in this Long Beach district are Craftsman bungalows built from 1910 to 1923, alongside some of the neighborhood's oldest Victorian residences. Unique structures include late nineteenth-century farmhouses, as well as Spanish Colonial Revival, Prairie Style, Colonial Revival, and Tudor homes, showcasing a diverse architectural tapestry in this coastal real estate area.

California Heights, Long Beach's largest historic district, is predominantly characterized by charming Spanish Colonial Revival homes built in the late 1920s. Known for its character and community pride, Cal Heights offers great shopping, beautiful homes, and a vibrant atmosphere, making it a desirable choice for residents in the coastal real estate market.

Carroll Park Historic District is one of the oldest and most unique neighborhoods in the city. Its iconic curving streets and peaceful nature give it a personality all its own. Quiet, but rich in history, it is truly one of Long Beach’s most special neighborhoods. There are all types of housing styles represented in Carroll Park. They include California Bungalows, Craftsman, Colonial Revival, and Mediterranean homes.

This district in Long Beach unites the previously designated neighborhoods of Drake Park and Willmore City. Several original homes built in the early 1900s still stand today, showcasing historic architectural styles such as Victorian, Craftsman, Mission, Prairie, Italian Renaissance, and Spanish Colonial Revival. Many of these homes have been lovingly restored and cared for over the years, adding to the coastal real estate charm of the area.

El Dorado Park Estates is a neighborhood in Long Beach, located east of El Dorado Park and the 605 Freeway. Although the homes in this area were all built around the same time in the 1960s and early 1970s, there is a clear distinction between those built north and south of Wardlow Road. The homes north of Wardlow Road tend to be slightly older and smaller, ranging from 1,400 to 2,300 square feet, adding to the diversity of the coastal real estate landscape.

Living in Los Altos, a suburban neighborhood in Long Beach, offers residents a sparse, quiet atmosphere where most homeowners take pride in their properties. This community consists primarily of single-family traditional ranch-style homes built in the 1950s and 60s. With plenty of restaurants, coffee shops, and parks, Los Altos provides a charming coastal real estate environment for its residents.

For those who love midcentury architecture, the Ranchos of Long Beach is a must-see. Built in 1953 and 1954, this 700-home neighborhood is tucked next to El Dorado Park on the east side of Long Beach. These homes offer open floor plans and clean, modern style

Park Estates is a charming neighborhood in Long Beach featuring custom homes on ample lots. Primarily built in the 1950s, many of these residences have seen various additions and modifications over the years. As custom homes, they offer spacious rooms and an abundance of character, making this area a desirable location for those seeking unique properties in the coastal real estate landscape.

The Peninsula boasts the most impressive beachfront properties in Long Beach, featuring stunning single-family homes that epitomize coastal living. Beyond these exquisite residences, the peninsula also offers a charming shopping district centered on 62nd Place, providing residents with convenient access to local shops and eateries. This combination of beautiful homes and amenities makes the Peninsula a highly desirable area within the coastal real estate market of Long Beach.

This neighborhood, similar to Old Lakewood City, Carson Park, and the South of Conant areas in East Long Beach, was developed after World War II, primarily during the late 1940s through the 1950s. Originally designed as modest 2- or 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom homes, these residences reflect the coastal real estate trends of their time while continuing to offer a quaint suburban charm.

Rose Park is characterized by its two historic districts and a host of charming Craftsman-style homes, along with Spanish Colonial Revival single-family and multi-family residences. This neighborhood reflects the character of Long Beach’s older residential areas and is within walking distance to 4th Street’s Retro Row, which features a variety of popular eateries, coffee houses, wine bars, and a restored art theater. The vibrant community atmosphere enhances the appeal of coastal real estate in 

University Park Estates, often referred to as 'The Hole,' is a Long Beach neighborhood featuring homes constructed in the late 1950s. This area offers both single-level and split-level models, with many residences still boasting modern features by today’s standards, such as vaulted ceilings and open floor plans. Over the years, numerous homes have undergone remodels and expansions, enhancing their appeal within the coastal real estate landscape.

In this neighborhood, homes at the southern end are situated on lots around 6,000 square feet, while those in the northern section, closer to the country club, rest on expansive lots of 12,000 square feet or more. The architectural styles of the homes vary widely, showcasing beautiful examples of Craftsman, Tudor, and Mediterranean designs, contributing to the diverse landscape of coastal real estate in Long Beach.

Wrigley is a collection of neighborhoods in Long Beach, California, encompassing North Wrigley, South Wrigley, Southeast Wrigley, and Wrigley Heights. Named after William Wrigley Jr., the founder of the famous Wrigley Spearmint Gum, this area is characterized by charming Spanish-style homes that reflect the coastal real estate aesthetic of the region.

Zaferia is a vibrant neighborhood in Long Beach, CA, with a population of 15,818. Living in Zaferia provides residents with a dense urban feel, where most choose to rent their homes. This lively area boasts numerous restaurants, coffee shops, and parks, making it popular among families and young professionals. Additionally, Zaferia is known for its highly-rated public schools, further enhancing its appeal within the coastal real estate market.

Signal Hill, perched high on a hill, is an enclave completely surrounded by the city of Long Beach. This unique location offers stunning views and a distinct community feel, contributing to its charm within the coastal real estate landscape of the region.

This salsa is truly irresistible! At Lola’s Mexican Cuisine on 4th Street, Retro Row in Long Beach, you’ll be welcomed with complimentary chips paired with their flavorful salsa and vibrant red salsa. One taste, and you'll be hooked—you’ll definitely want to take some home! This local favorite reflects the culinary charm that enhances the coastal real estate lifestyle in Long Beach.

Sheldrake Coffee Shop is renowned for roasting its own coffee beans on-site, showcasing 45 years of expertise in crafting unique and distinctive coffee combinations. Located on Belmont Shore's bustling 2nd Street, a popular destination for dining and shopping, this coffee shop is a must-visit for coffee enthusiasts. Its presence adds to the vibrant community atmosphere that enhances the appeal of coastal real estate in Long Beach.

555 East is a phenomenal American steakhouse known for its extraordinarily bold flavors and buttery textures. Located at 555 E Ocean Blvd, it’s the perfect destination for a romantic date night, anniversary, or birthday celebration. The restaurant's inviting atmosphere complements the charm of the surrounding coastal real estate, making it a top choice for those looking to enjoy a special evening in Long Beach.