361 Orizaba Ave, Long Beach, CA 90814

Quiet Back House, Lively Neighborhood | 1BD in Bluff Heights Near Retro Row & the Beach Tucked quietly behind the main house on Orizaba Avenue, this one-bedroom back house is a calm, private retreat to come home to. It's easy to settle in, make it yours, and let the neighborhood do the rest. Bluff Heights is one of Long Beach's most sought-after neighborhoods, known for its tree-lined streets and historic Craftsman homes. It has a close-knit, walkable feel, with the ocean on one side and the shops and restaurants of 4th Street on the other. Inside, a full set of stainless steel appliances is included, and ceiling fans in every room keep things comfortable. There's a flat-screen smart TV already mounted, so you can start streaming the night you move in. This is a neighborhood where new routines come easily. Ralphs is right down the street on 4th, and Rose Park Roasters is just a couple of blocks away for your morning coffee. Head west on 4th Street and you're on Retro Row. Catch a film at the historic Art Theatre, then grab a glass next door at Art du Vin. You can also see a live show at Vine, have dinner at Dolores, or start a weekend morning with Good Time coffee. Brunch at The Attic is a short walk away in Belmont Heights. The ocean is less than a mile away, where Bluff Park's clifftop path and beach stairs are perfect for a golden hour stroll. The East Village Arts District's galleries and restaurants are a quick trip downtown. It won't take long to find your new favorite spots. Quiet Back House, Lively Neighborhood | 1BD in Bluff Heights Near Retro Row & the Beach Tucked quietly behind the main house on Orizaba Avenue, this one-bedroom back house is a calm, private retreat to come home to. It's easy to settle in, make it yours, and let the neighborhood do the rest. Bluff Heights is one of Long Beach's most sought-after neighborhoods, known for its tree-lined streets and historic Craftsman homes. It has a close-knit, walkable feel, with the ocean on one side and the shops and restaurants of 4th Street on the other. Inside, a full set of stainless steel appliances is included, and ceiling fans in every room keep things comfortable. There's a flat-screen smart TV already mounted, so you can start streaming the night you move in. This is a neighborhood where new routines come easily. Ralphs is right down the street on 4th, and Rose Park Roasters is just a couple of blocks away for your morning coffee. Head west on 4th Street and you're on Retro Row. Catch a film at the historic Art Theatre, then grab a glass next door at Art du Vin. You can also see a live show at Vine, have dinner at Dolores, or start a weekend morning with Good Time coffee. Brunch at The Attic is a short walk away in Belmont Heights. The ocean is less than a mile away, where Bluff Park's clifftop path and beach stairs are perfect for a sunset walk. The East Village Arts District's galleries and restaurants are a quick trip downtown. It won't take long to find your new favorite spots.