140 Linden Ave Unit 355, Long Beach, CA 90802

Welcome home to this 1 bedroom/1 bath condo in the historic Lafayette complex located in the East Village Arts District of downtown Long Beach. This condo is located in the Campbell Building, one of three buildings that comprise the Lafayette and with 1,069 sq. ft. is one of the largest condos in the complex. Two large pillars separate the entry way from the large (approximately 325 sq. ft.) living room. The living room features crown molding, high ceilings, oversized windows, custom built- in bookcases and a decorative fireplace. The use of a curved glass block wall to create a "U" shaped bathroom is perhaps the most unique architectural feature in the building. The extra large bedroom (approximately 300 sq. ft. )includes wall to wall closets. The condo has beautiful hardwood floors throughout. The large gallery kitchen has a breakfast eating area and a small pantry. The walkscore from the Lafayette is 98 which assures you have a short walk to The Pike, Pine Avenue for dining ,shopping at the Outlet stores, Performing Arts Center, museums, the ocean, and the METRO to LA and points beyond. Amenities include the largest free fitness center in the city (you will be able to give up your gym membership), a fully equipped game room, a solarium on the 11th floor of the Campbell Building, where you will be able to entertain your family and friends, an open deck on the 7th floor, a library with free WI-FI, outside barbeque and garden area and various venues throughout the complex to relax and unwind. For dog owners there is a dog washing station and for kids there is a playroom. Parking is available at different lots starting at $70 a month (See Supplement). HOA dues are $584 a month or $.55 a sq. ft which is substantially less than some of the high rises on Ocean Blvd, which are as much as $1.00 a square foot. See Supplement for Rules & Regulations This property was two units which were combined and it is likely that the current bathroom could be expanded to two full baths as the plumbing is still behind the walls. The Lafayette has strong financial reserves and is self managed. See Supplement comparing the Lafayette with other condo complexes in Long Beach.