A 2-bedroom California bungalow amid the mansions of Los Cerritos
A few weeks ago I wrote about the rise of million-dollar two-bedroom, one-bath homes in the city and the fact, not surprisingly, that these relativ...
A few weeks ago I wrote about the rise of million-dollar two-bedroom, one-bath homes in the city and the fact, not surprisingly, that these relative rarities are found in Long Beach's premier parts of town. Last week, another two-plus-one million-dollar property was listed by Suprstructur managing partner Nate Cole, who specializes in architecturally unique and historic homes (he lives in Long Beach in an early Ed Killingsworth-designed house). The 1914 home, at 3903 Pine Ave. in the quiet and elegant Los Cerritos neighborhood, is one of the first houses built in the historic neighborhood and immediately stands out because of its diminutive size standing next to the more stately mansions in the vicinity of Virginia Country Club and Rancho Los Cerritos.