
A three-bedroom, two-bath residence of approximately 1,478 square feet on Naples Island, built in 1941. Arched doorways, coved ceilings, and hardwood floors carry the home's original character through the living and dining rooms, with a fireplace anchoring the main living space. The kitchen has been refreshed with white cabinetry, stone counters, and stainless appliances while keeping the scale and light of the era. Bedrooms are well proportioned, and a private rear patio provides outdoor dining and entertaining space behind mature hedging. Attached parking and in-home laundry complete the property. The location places the canals, Alamitos Bay, Second Street dining and shopping, and the beach within an easy walk.
A 1941 residence on one of Long Beach's most sought-after waterfront islands, steps from the canals and bay.
Arched openings, coved ceilings, and hardwood floors give the home authentic Spanish-era charm.
Second Street shops, the Colonnade, and the beach are all within an easy walk.



Island buyers pay for the address; the campaign should lead with the setting before the square footage.
Original 1940s detail is scarce and should be positioned as an asset, not deferred maintenance.
Canals, gondolas, and beach access photograph beautifully and drive out-of-area interest.
Buyers can expand or update; a clear improvement narrative widens the buyer pool.


Canal-lined streets, walking bridges, and a village feel inside the city of Long Beach.
Alamitos Bay, paddleboarding, and small-boat docks are part of daily life here.
Second Street in Belmont Shore offers dozens of restaurants, cafes, and boutiques.
The 405, the 22, and Long Beach Airport are all a short drive.
Buyers trading inland square footage for an island address.
Purchasers seeking a walkable beach-adjacent retreat.
Buyers drawn to period architecture with room to improve.
Owners who want bay access minutes from the front door.
Architectural photography, twilight exteriors, aerial drone coverage, and a guided video walkthrough shot specifically for how buyers shop Long Beach today.
A private, shareable presentation page like this one goes out to my buyer database and to the agents most active in the neighborhood before the listing hits the open market.
Featured placement on FirstTeam.com plus full syndication to Zillow, Realtor.com, Redfin, Homes.com, and CRMLS with paid placement against high-intent local searches.
Photography and video that lead with the island setting and period character, paid placement to coastal and second-home buyers, and direct outreach to Naples and Belmont Shore agents.

Gregg Perrah is a Southern California REALTOR® with First Team Real Estate, serving Long Beach and the Orange County coast and the surrounding coastal and inland communities. Gregg pairs hyper-local market knowledge with concierge-level marketing and a philosophy he has built his career on — People Before Things.
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