315 West 3rd 401

Step into a󠃢󠂁󠂣󠃢󠂁󠂣󠃍󠂏󠃢󠂀󠂋󠃢󠂁󠂤󠃳󠂠󠂁󠂁 piece of Long Beach history at Unit 401 in The Willmore, one of Downtown Long Beachs most iconic historic buildings. This spacious one-bedroom residence blends vintage charm with thoughtful modern updates, offering one of the larger one-bedroom floor plans in the building. Inside, youll find newer flooring, generous closet space, built-in living room shelving, and beautifully preserved original details that give the home its distinctive character. Classic touches include glass and brass doorknobs, marble hex tile in the bathroom, porcelain cabinet knobs, and rich wood trim throughout the living spaces. Originally known as The Stillwell, The Willmore was built in 1925 in the Renaissance Revival style and designed by Fisher, Lake and Traver, the architectural team also associated with the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel. Residents enjoy access to the buildings beautifully maintained solarium and rooftop terrace, both offering impressive views of Downtown Long Beach. The monthly HOA fee includes all utilities, adding simplicity and value to downtown living. Community laundry is conveniently located in the basement. Parking is available for rent at nearby city lots, with additional street parking throughout the surrounding area while you are on the waitlist for a spot in the building parking lot. Located just blocks from restaurants, coffee shops, entertainment, shopping, and the A Line Metro, Unit 401 offers a unique opportunity to enjoy historic architecture, urban convenience, and the energy of Downtown Long Beach. Step into a piece of Long Beach history at Unit 401 in The Willmore, one of Downtown Long Beachs most iconic historic buildings. This spacious one-bedroom residence blends vintage charm with thoughtful modern updates, offering one of the larger one-bedroom floor plans in the building. Inside, youll find newer flooring, generous closet space, built-in living room shelving, and beautifully preserved original details that give the home its distinctive character. Classic touches include glass and brass doorknobs, marble hex tile in the bathroom, porcelain cabinet knobs, and rich wood trim throughout the living spaces. Originally known as The Stillwell, The Willmore was built in 1925 in the Renaissance Revival style and designed by Fisher, Lake and Traver, the architectural team also associated with the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel. Residents enjoy access to the buildings beautifully maintained solarium and rooftop terrace, both offering impressive views of Downtown Long Beach. The monthly HOA fee includes all utilities, adding simplicity and value to downtown living. Community laundry is conveniently located in the basement. Parking is available for rent at nearby city lots, with additional street parking throughout the surrounding area while you are on the waitlist for a spot in the building parking lot. Located just blocks from restaurants, coffee shops, entertainment, shopping, and the A Line Metro, Unit 401 offers a unique opportunity to enjoy historic architecture, urban convenience, and the energy of Downtown Long Beach.