Belmont Shore Living
Located in
southwest Long Beach, Belmont Shore and Naples are two quaint
seaside communities each with its own unique character.
Belmont Shore offers a pedestrian-friendly shopping area with
a mixture of
.....
..... small local
businesses intermingled with established stores as well as many
local eateries from casual cantina fare to southern elegance and
everything in between. Naples is a unique community that was built
in and around islands and has a canal area complete with gondolas.
Both offer access to Alamitos Bay and the Pacific Ocean. The area is
made up of numerous neighborhoods including Naples Island, Belmont
Heights, The Bay, The Peninsula, Marina Pacifica, The Marina and
others.
The real estate market is diverse with a mix of older model
single-family homes, condominiums and waterfront properties.
Condominiums can.....
......be found starting at around $200,000 and ranging into
the millions for units with ocean and bay views. Homes located
on the north side of E. 2nd Street, the main thoroughfare,
start in the mid-$200,000s and run up to $1 million and more.
Homes on the bay, marina and ocean start in the mid-$400,000s
and run up to $5 million and more for luxury estate properties
with spectacular views
Newer properties start at about $700,000 and run up to
$1,000,000 for estate homes, some with golf course views. Land
and lots are available for custom real estate development.
Thanks to its location near the Los Angeles/Orange County
line, the Southwest Long Beach area provides residents with
easy access to all of Southern California. To the south lies
Seal Beach, Surfside and world-famous Huntington Beach. North
is downtown Long Beach with world-class attractions such as
the Queen Mary, the annual Long Beach Grand Prix, Shoreline
Village and the newly opened Aquarium of the Pacific. The
convergence of the 605, 22 and 405 freeways provides residents
with easy access to inland areas.
Downtown Long Beach has undergone revitalization over the
past decade. Pine Avenue is a cosmopolitan commercial district
featuring fine restaurants, night clubs and specialty
boutiques that bring an eclectic mix of bohemian nightlife as
well as fine dining. The new Long Beach Mall offers a variety
of department and specialty stores. The Blue Line provides
inexpensive transportation to Los Angeles and Hollywood.
When it was founded in the late 19th century, Long Beach was
a resort town. Today, Long Beach is California's fifth largest
city. It offers a unique combination of strategic location,
excellent climate, shoreline beauty, and Southern California
lifestyle, wrapped in one package.
From the emphasis on the "three T's" (Trade, Tourism and
Technology), to the city's bountiful array of business and
residential neighborhoods, it's no wonder Long Beach is
quickly becoming one of the leading regions for business,
tourism and community in the west.
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