206 Alamo Ct Long Beach, CA 90802
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Welcome to modern urban living at 206 Alamo Ct. in Long Beach, a stunning 4-story townhome within the desirable secure gated Huxton community. As highlighted in Long Beach press releases, The Huxton offers a contemporary, eco-friendly lifestyle in the vibrant East Village Arts District, one of the first "for sale" developments of its kind in nearly a decade. This thoughtfully designed residence maximizes space and light across its four levels. The ground floor features a spacious, oversized one-car garage with direct access, perfect for convenience and additional storage. Eco-conscious buyers will love the owner-owned solar panels and the private one-car garage, which is pre-wired for a 220V electric vehicle charger. Ascend to the second floor, the heart of the home, where you'll find an open-concept layout encompassing the modern kitchen, inviting dining area, and comfortable living room, complemented by a convenient half bathroom. This level is ideal for entertaining and daily living. The third floor is dedicated to comfort and practicality, featuring a private master bedroom suite, offering a serene retreat. Also on this level is a well-placed laundry closet with stackable washer/dryer, making chores a breeze. Experience breathtaking views from the fourth floor, which hosts the second bedroom complete with its own private balcony. From here, take in sweeping vistas of the dynamic city skyline. Embrace the modern, sustainable living offered by The Huxton, a community known for its advanced technology, energy-efficient features, and prime location. Enjoy easy access to Long Beach's bustling downtown, including trendy coffee shops, diverse restaurants, art galleries, boutique shopping, and lively nightlife. The beach, waterfront parks, and bike paths are also just minutes away, along with convenient access to public transit, the Metro Blue Line, and major freeways for effortless commuting. This is urban living at its finest!VA approved.
Source: CRMLS #PW25137842
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