3503 Fidler, Long Beach, California 90808, Long Beach, - bed, bath

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ACTIVE$1,020,000
3503 Fidler, Long Beach, California 90808
3Beds
2Baths
1,260Sqft
6,000Lot
Year Built
1947
Close
-
List price
$1.02M
Original List price
$1.02M
Price/Sqft
-
HOA
-
Days on market
-
Sold On
-
MLS number
PW25237714
Home ConditionFair
Features
Patio
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About this home

Come make this your dream home. The property has 2 homes on it. The Main Home and the Studio home in the back. They are not attached. The main home has a oak kitchen, tiled counters and a large breakfast nook area along with a walk-in shower that has been redone very nicely. It has central heat and air and a covered patio, nice area for entertaining. The bedrooms are large and have huge closet space. The studio home is approx. 325 sq ft. Has a nice size living space along with a full bath and a small kitchen. It has new Luxury vinyl flooring throughout and has a little counter area in kitchen for a couple of barstools to eat at. Both homes have a newer 30 roof, (2024). . Both homes have woodburning fireplaces and property has long driveway with 2 car garage in rear. Lots of parking space. Main home incl. microwave and electric stove and washer and dryer in the garage. THE STUDIO HOME IS PERMITTED AS A GUEST HOME (1951) and per on death appraisal is 540 sq ft and the front home is 1278 sqft per on death appraisal. ALL TERMITE WORK HAS BEEN COMPLETED AND PAID FOR BY SELLER.

Nearby schools

6/10
Burcham Elementary School
Public,K-50.5mi
8/10
Carver Elementary School
Public,K-50.7mi
8/10
Henry K-8
Public,K-51.3mi
8/10
Marshall Academy Of The Arts
Public,6-80.9mi
5/10
Lakewood High School
Public,9-121.3mi
7/10
Millikan High School
Public,9-121.5mi

Price History

Date
Event
Price
10/11/25
Listing
$1,020,000
Neighborhood Comparison

 SubjectAverage HomeNeighbourhood Ranking (157 Listings)
Beds33
50%
Baths22
50%
Square foot1,2601,509
29%
Lot Size6,0005,600
66%
Price$1.02M$1.06M
47%
Price per square foot$810$720
73%
Built year19479755976
22%
HOA
Days on market25154
1%
Condition Rating
Fair

Built in 1947, the property shows a mix of dated and updated features. The main home's kitchen, with its oak cabinets, tiled counters, and older electric stove, along with the carpeted living room and dated light fixtures, indicates a need for significant cosmetic updates. While the main home benefits from central heat and air and a 'nicely redone' walk-in shower, and both homes have a new 2024 roof and completed termite work, the overall aesthetic and key areas like the kitchen are clearly from an older renovation cycle (likely 20-40 years ago or original). The studio home has new luxury vinyl flooring, which is a positive, but its kitchen is described as small. The property is well-maintained with functional major systems, but requires minor to moderate updates to meet modern standards, placing it in the 'Fair' category.
Pros & Cons

Pros

Versatile Income/Living Potential: The property features two separate, unattached homes, including a permitted guest home (studio), offering significant flexibility for rental income, multi-generational living, or a dedicated workspace.
Recent Major Capital Investments: Both homes benefit from a newer 2024 roof, and all termite work has been completed and paid for by the seller, significantly reducing immediate capital expenditures for a new owner.
Comfort & Modern Amenities (Main Home): The main home is equipped with central heat and air, a nicely redone walk-in shower, an oak kitchen with tiled counters, and a large breakfast nook, providing a comfortable and updated living environment.
Ample Parking & Storage: A long driveway leading to a 2-car garage in the rear offers extensive off-street parking and valuable storage solutions, a significant asset in the area.
Spacious Main Home Bedrooms: The main home features large bedrooms with generous closet space, enhancing comfort and livability for residents.

Cons

Age of Property & Potential System Updates: Built in 1947, the property, despite recent updates, may still have original or older systems (e.g., plumbing, electrical) that could require future maintenance or replacement, representing potential deferred costs.
Compact Studio Home Kitchen: The studio home's 'small kitchen' might limit its full functionality for extensive cooking and entertaining, potentially impacting its appeal for long-term tenants or guests.
Woodburning Fireplaces: While a charming feature, woodburning fireplaces in both homes can be less energy-efficient, require regular cleaning and maintenance, and may be subject to future environmental regulations.

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