$661,000

Welcome to 3600 E 4th Street, Long Beach, CA — an address that marries style, comfort, and convenience in one irresistible package. Whether you’re a first-time homebuyer, an investor, or someone yearning for coastal charm with urban pulse, this property has something for everyone Nestled in the highly desirable Belmont Heights / 4th Street Corridor area, this residence places you at the heart of Long Beach’s most vibrant scene. Retro Row’s cafés, vintage boutiques, art galleries, and iconic local spots are just steps away. The beach, parks, and boardwalk are also within easy reach, giving you the luxury of coastal living with city energy. Open, airy layout, modern updates with a touch of character — The kitchen features stone counters, stainless steel appliances, and hidden access to the washer and dryer. Comfort-forward design — split air conditioning, wood-burning fireplace and generous walk-in closets ensure day-to-day ease and cozy nights. Balcony & outdoor connection — Wake up or unwind on your private balcony, accessible from both the living room and master bedroom — an ideal spot for morning coffee, evening reading, or stargazing. This is a 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom condo, with ample square footage to live and breathe comfortably. One assigned parking spot in a gated parking within the building, each spot comes complete with an EV charger. Walking distance to the 4th Street Corridor (Retro Row) — filled with indie shops, dining, coffee houses, and vintage finds. Close to Alamitos Beach — enjoy the sun, sand, and salt air without the drive. Convenient access to schools, public transit, and major roads — ideal for anyone balancing beach time with city life. This isn’t just a condo — it’s a lifestyle upgrade. The smart blend of modern comfort, architectural character, and unbeatable location means this home will appeal to buyers, renters, and dreamers alike. Imagine entertaining on your balcony, wandering to a nearby café for brunch, then strolling to the beach as the sun sets. It’s not a dream — it’s 3600 E 4th Street. Don’t just read about it—come see it. Once you step inside, you’ll know: this is one viewing you won’t want to miss.