5364 E Daggett Street, Long Beach, CA 90815
Single-family home
Sold September 2025
Listing Agent: Tracey Thorpe (DRE #01775129) · Listing Office: Coldwell Banker Realty · Contact: 5622339982 · Bought with: Joshua Gilliam · Seven Gables Real Estate · MLS #PW25163580 · Source: CRMLS
About this single-family home
Charming and full of opportunity, this 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom home—with an additional three-quarter bath (permit status unknown)—is situated on a spacious 7,000+ sq ft lot in the highly sought-after Los Altos neighborhood, ideally located south of Stearns. Freshly painted inside, the home features beautiful original hardwood flooring, new laminate flooring in the kitchen, and new carpet in one of the bedrooms, creating a warm and welcoming environment throughout. The thoughtful layout includes a rear-facing kitchen with a peaceful view of the backyard, connecting seamlessly to a cozy dining area. From here, sliding glass doors lead to a covered patio, creating the perfect setting for year-round indoor-outdoor living, dining al fresco, or relaxing in the shade with friends and family. Modern comforts such as forced-air heating and central A/C ensure year-round climate control. The oversized detached two-car garage provides abundant parking and storage, while the fully paid-off solar system offers energy efficiency and reduced utility costs. The enclosed service porch adds a versatile bonus area, and the home’s laundry has been thoughtfully relocated to the garage for added interior space. With its expansive lot, this property offers endless potential—whether you envision expanding the home, adding a pool, designing a lush garden retreat, or adding an ADU! All of this comes in a prime location close to top-rated schools, vibrant shopping and dining, parks, and easy freeway access. This is a wonderful opportunity to own a home in one of Long Beach’s most beloved neighborhoods, where you can create the lifestyle you’ve always imagined.
Listing description from the September 2025 sale, as reported to CRMLS.
Sale history