Discover a rare blend of historic charm and thoughtful updates in this 1928 Spanish Revival home, originally constructed for businessman L.C. Busby in the Beverly Hills area and relocated to San Pedro’s coastal Point Fermin neighborhood in 1982. Situated on a double lot, this spacious residence retains its original architectural character, including arched doorways, French doors, cathedral-style windows, iron railings, tile accents, and tray ceilings.

The main living area features a dramatic beamed ceiling and large picture window, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Original hardwood floors have been professionally restored using era-appropriate materials. The kitchen includes a vintage 1952 Wedgewood stove and red tile flooring, alongside modern appliances such as a Bosch dishwasher and LG refrigerator.

Recent upgrades include a 2023 heat pump offering central heating and cooling, a 200-amp electrical panel with subpanel and EV charging capability, a tankless water heater, and a new roof on the garage (2021). The upstairs bathroom was remodeled in 2025 with Spanish and Brazilian porcelain tile, a 1920s Louis XIV marble vanity, and original 1928 woodwork.

Additional features include a remote-controlled rolling gate, water hookup in the garage, tropical landscaping with 12 palm varieties, cedar-lined closets, and a Jacuzzi tub in the downstairs bath. Enjoy a prime location just blocks from Point Fermin Park, the Angels Gate Cultural Center, Cabrillo Beach, and local favorites like Chachi’s Sandwich Shop.

This is a one-of-a-kind opportunity to own a piece of Southern California history with modern comforts in one of San Pedro’s most beloved neighborhoods.