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Welcome to timeless elegance at the iconic Lafayette, perfectly situated in the heart of the vibrant East Village Arts District. A true architectural treasure of Long Beach. The Lafayette blends 1920s Art Deco grandeur with modern urban living — offering a rare opportunity to own a piece of Old Hollywood history. Legend has it that silent film stars once frequented these storied halls, and from the moment you arrive, you’ll feel transported to a more glamorous era. Ornate detailing, vintage design elements, and preserved architectural integrity create an atmosphere rich in character and sophistication.This beautifully maintained 628-square-foot residence is filled with natural light, highlighted by high ceilings and classic casement windows. The thoughtfully designed floor plan offers distinct living spaces, including a welcoming living room, a well-appointed kitchen, a separate private sleeping quarters, and a charming vintage bathroom — creating both comfort and functionality within a timeless setting.
Recent improvements enhance everyday living while honoring the home’s historic appeal, including fresh interior paint, a newer refrigerator and dishwasher, and a freshly reglazed tub. The spacious kitchen provides generous cabinetry, ample counter space, and a sizable pantry for convenient storage. The bathroom retains its vintage charm with original tile work, a tub/shower combination, and a window for natural light and ventilation.
Residents of The Lafayette enjoy an impressive collection of amenities rarely found in historic properties, including: Long Beach’s largest private fully equipped fitness center, an elegant game room with pool table, multiple outdoor gathering and retreat spaces, outdoor BBQ area perfect for entertaining, on-site laundry facilities, dedicated dog-washing station along with the iconic top-floor solarium showcasing sweeping city and ocean views. Living in East Village means having the best of downtown Long Beach at your doorstep — from award-winning restaurants and coffee shops to grocery stores, boutiques, art galleries, the Wine District, and a neighborhood whiskey bar — all just steps away.
The property is believed to benefit from a recorded Mills Act Historic Property Contract, potentially offering significant property tax savings. Buyers are encouraged to independently verify Mills Act status, contract details, and tax implications with the City of Long Beach and the Los Angeles County Assessor.