Rare opportunity to live in a very special, EXTRA LARGE ((1,265 square foot)) classic Spanish home in the charming Rose Park Historic District neighborhood of Long Beach. Our unique Spanish Revival upstairs one bedroom has many original features, such as 1920's original tile in the kitchen and bath, beautiful hardwood floors, classic Spanish sconces and light fixtures, built-in cabinets and huge closets for extra storage, a faux tile fireplace and oodles of vintage charm! This lovely unit has a separate dining room and it's own private balcony. And, it truly is larger than some homes and feels more like a 2 bedroom! Tons of windows allow for great natural light and terrific cross-ventilation to enjoy the ocean breezes. Bedroom in the back and no common walls allow for extra privacy. Nice-sized kitchen w/gas stove and refrigerator. Laundry room on site, one car garage, great neighbors. The building exterior and interior hallways were professionally painted with a tasteful Spanish color palette chosen by a professional colorist. (Some of the photos show the previous exterior paint and features that have since been updated). Convenient to CSULB, downtown, and only 6 blocks from the beach. Walk to Starbuck's, Hole Mole, "Eggs, Etc." and the grocery store. Only minutes from the 4th Street Arts District. Terms: $1,525/monthly rent, $1,520 deposit, 1 year lease. Renter's insurance required. Sorry, no pets, no exceptions. Available approximately July 20, 2016. If you love vintage style and don't want the typical boring boxy apartment, then this one's for you! Please contact Liliana or Kolby at Pabst Kinney 439-2147 to view or arrange a showing. Pabst Kinney Management arranges the showings, but we manage it the rest of the year. This has been a family-owned building since the 1960's. Thank you for your interest! Video is of apartment across the hall
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