Modern. Coastal. Chic. Live in high style in the heart of Retro Row, the center of Long Beach’s vibrant, creative spirit. This open, expansive one-bedroom apartment home brings designer elegance and coastal chic to every corner. With an abundance of natural light, exceptionally high ceilings, and a completely reimagined floor plan, this 875-square-foot, ground-up new-construction home will not last long — and it sits in the sought-after Retro Row neighborhood, under a mile from the sand.

1827 E. 4th St., Apt. 2 boasts high-end designer fixtures hand selected by renowned Long Beach designer Rachel at Preen Design. The home has an oversized living room, a faux fireplace, an oversized walk-in closet, beautiful near floor to ceiling French front windows, two additional closets, a dedicated dining area, all-new doors and windows, and all-new energy-efficient appliances, including an in-unit washer and gas dryer, dishwasher, microwave, gas stove/range, and French door refrigerator.

The unit also includes a basement storage locker with room for a bike, surfboard, or seasonal gear.

Stretching between Cherry and Junipero, Retro Row is home to an exciting group of 40+ independent merchants. Kitschy, hip, and always hospitable, the 4th Street corridor features vintage and contemporary clothing, furniture and accessories, art, antiques and collectibles, books, roller skates and skateboards, alongside locally owned restaurants, coffee shops, and wine bars. The neighborhood also offers salon and health and fitness services. Adding to the retro vibe is the restored 1920s Art Theatre, which hosts a mix of first-run and art films, live concerts, comedy, and other unique events. 4th Street is one of the few designated bike-friendly business districts in the city and has been featured in the New York Times as well as New York, Sunset, and Los Angeles magazines.

Ample street parking is available, and additional leased parking can be found through services like SpotHero, Neighbor, and similar sites.
Claim your space and enjoy unparalleled living at 1827 E. 4th, this won’t last long!