1929 E 6th Street

House not a condo. Two blocks from the buzz of Retro Row we welcome you to 1929 E 6th Street. Originally built in 1919 and thoughtfully upgraded for modern living, this Alamitos Beach Craftsman delivers something rare: historic character paired with the kind of features you usually only find in high-end renovations. Inside, warm bamboo floors run throughout while updated recessed LED lighting, double-pane windows, copper plumbing, and a newer electrical panel bring peace of mind behind the walls. Mini-split climate systems keep both levels comfortable year-round & Google smart-home lighting control lets you set the tone for the evening with a simple command. The kitchen was designed for real life & great nights with friends. Stainless steel appliances, reverse-osmosis chilled drinking water, new dishwasher & a full-size wine fridge make entertaining effortless. Nearby, the LG Styler adds a touch of boutique luxury, refreshing your wardrobe in minutes without leaving home. Upstairs, the primary bedroom features a custom built-in vanity that feels chic. Thoughtful upgrades like a tankless water heater, inside stackable laundry, and a bolted foundation deliver comfort & confidence without sacrificing the home’s original soul. Step outside and the house really starts to show off. The private backyard was designed for Long Beach evenings with low-maintenance turf, a built-in fire pit, and a BBQ area ready for sunset dinners & late-night conversations. A built-in sound system flows from inside the home to the backyard, creating the perfect soundtrack whether you're hosting friends, pouring a glass from the wine fridge, or simply enjoying a quiet coastal evening under the city lights. The finished 1 car garage has been transformed into a versatile workshop & storage space perfect for bikes, boards, creative projects, or the side hustle you’ve been meaning to start. With a 220-volt EV charger already installed, the home is fully ready for modern living. Set within the historic Hellman enclave, known for its rare concentration of early 20th-century Craftsman homes, this property offers architectural character that’s becoming harder to find. From here you’re a short stroll to coffee shops, vintage boutiques, wine bars, and the iconic Art Theatre on Retro Row. The beach, Bluff Park, and some of Long Beach’s best restaurants are just minutes away. Because the best Long Beach homes don’t just give you a place to live. They give you a lifestyle.