If you want to live in a Long Beach neighborhood minutes to the beach and away from the summer heat of Los Angeles, then Belmont Heights is the place for you. There are many 1920’s Craftsman Bungalow style homes to enjoy along the tree-lined streets of this great neighborhood. Belmont Heights is situated in a wonderful location with the boundaries of Seventh Street to the north, Ocean Boulevard (and Livingston Drive) to the south, Cherry Avenue to the east and Redondo Avenue on the west.
This neighborhood offers more Craftsman bungalows than any other community in Long Beach, as well as a diverse mix of Spanish Colonial Revival, Mediterranean, Cottage style and Early Century homes. There are also low rise condominiums, Spanish duplexes and small apartment buildings. There are other home styles available in Belmont Heights, which include Victorian, Mission Revival, Tudor Revival, Neo-Traditional and Streamline Modern. Designs by the famous Green and Green firm can also be seen in this cozy Long Beach community. Because this neighborhood is less congested than surrounding areas, such as Naples, Belmont Shore and others, the homes are larger. When you are ready to start your home buying process, The Red Wagon Team can help you select the home that best suits your personal style. Now is the perfect time to start your Long Beach real estate search in this picturesque area of Long Beach.
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