Mid-century character meets modern expectations—and an address unusually close to the world stage. This lovingly updated Carson Park home brings mid-century flair with a steady hand, modernizing where it matters, respecting the character that makes post-war neighborhoods so enduringly appealing. 3 bedrooms and 2 beautifully remodeled baths including an ensuite bath with the polish of a boutique hotel spa. Custom cabinetry in the hallway and laundry add something these homes weren’t exactly famous for in the 1950s: storage.
Skylights flood the remodeled kitchen with light, illuminating quartz counters, designer tile, white cabinetry & an oversized island. It’s equal parts work and gathering space—a kitchen where everyone ends up invited or not.
The improvements go deeper than good looks. New vinyl-clad dual-pane windows, new roof & updated electrical panel address less glamorous—but more expensive parts of homeownership. Smart-home upgrades include automated window blinds, smart lighting, thermostat & door lock, bringing 21st-century convenience to this mid-century home. Even the garage has custom cabinetry providing additional organized storage.
Outside, Trex decking creates an easy outdoor dining room beside a large spa and maintenance-free turf, while the front yard has been artfully xeriscaped with succulents, pebbles and pavers. Leased solar with battery storage helps tame the cost of Southern California cooling, while a pre-wired EV charger makes plugging in the next generation of transportation far easier.
Then there’s location—one that is about to become considerably more interesting. Long Beach is an official LA28 Venue City, and 3716 Nipomo sits approximately 5–8 miles from multiple 2028 Olympic venues slated to host rowing, canoe sprint, open-water swimming, sailing, beach volleyball, handball, shooting, artistic swimming, water polo and sport climbing. Roughly 13.5 miles away, the Carson venue cluster adds hockey, archery, rugby sevens, tennis and track cycling.
Whether you’re imagining remarkable access to a once-in-a-generation Southern California event—or simply recognizing the unusual position of this address amid that much activity—it’s a location story few homes can tell.
Long after the Olympics, what remains is the reason to buy: a thoughtfully and extensively updated Carson Park home where the expensive work and even much of the invisible work have already been done.
The world is coming to Long Beach. 3716 Nipomo is already here.