Real Estate
Long Beach's Priciest Homes: Ocean Duplex for $5.4 Million
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With it's beach views and space, this three-story modern duplex on Long Beach's Ocean Boulevard in Belmont Shore entered the market just 10 days ago at $5,395,000. Spiral staircase wrapped around an elevator? Yours.
Locals know that this home took some time to complete, and visitors to the dog beach nearby might also have noticed it before it was finished, according to Zillow, in 2008. It is located next door to a longtime ballroom dance studio and two doors down from Granada Avenue, a prominent corner anchored by Ripples.
It has four bedrooms and four bathrooms and a total of 4.900 square feet, with Brazilian cherry wood floors. And Zillow says that square footage does not count an additional 800 square feet in the top floor home.
"Panoramic views of the Pacific ocean, Palos Verdes and dramatic sunsets," can be found in this duplex, Zillow states. "Enjoy three balconies with glass rails, heaters & sound speakers. The upper main house is approximately 3,500 s.q.f.t. in size and is inclusive of a retractable glass wall to open up the balcony for indoor-outdoor living. two bedrooms, two & one half baths, Brazilian Cherry wood floors & soft-close cabinetry, Viking appliances, granite slab counters, a unique elevator wrapped within a spiral stairway and a two car garage. Not counted within the overall estimated 4,900 square feet of living space is a room of approximately 800+ square feet located within the upstairs main home."
Zillow forecasts that the market for Belmont Shore homes will rise 7.6% next year while Long Beach overall will rise 9%.
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