127 Argonne Avenue, Long Beach, CA 90803
Single-family home
Sold January 2025
Listing Agent: Loree Swanenburg (DRE #01961623) · Listing Office: The RECollective · Contact: 562-225-6023 · Bought with: Adam Loucks · Balboa Real Estate, Inc · MLS #PW24233099 · Source: CRMLS
About this single-family home
Welcome to 127 Argonne Ave, a charming Spanish-style cottage located just two blocks from the beach in the desirable Belmont Shore neighborhood! This delightful 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom home, with approximately 1,344 sq. ft. of living space, offers the perfect blend of historic character and modern amenities. Step inside to find original wood floors, arched windows, and built-in cabinetry—a true nod to the home's early 1900s roots. The spacious living room features a cozy fireplace and coved ceilings, leading to the dining room where two classic built-in hutches add charm and functionality. The kitchen has been thoughtfully updated over the years with tiled counters, stainless steel appliances, two pantries, and overhead lighting, making it a welcoming space for cooking and entertaining. Adjacent to the kitchen, a cozy breakfast nook opens to a private patio, complete with a built-in ironing board for added convenience. Off the long hallway with its three closets and built in armoire, you’ll find three bedrooms, with the primary at the back of the home. The bathroom, located at the end of the hall, features a separate tub and stall shower, along with an L-shaped vanity area for added space. This home also boasts central heating and air, plastered walls and ceilings, and period-appropriate sconces, all adding to the home's undeniable charm. The two-car garage, with laundry facilities, is accessible from the private patio. And let’s not forget the unbeatable location: just two blocks from the ocean and one block from the vibrant shops, restaurants, and nightlife of 2nd Street. This home is a true gem in one of Long Beach's most coveted neighborhoods!
Listing description from the January 2025 sale, as reported to CRMLS.
Sale history