834 E 4th Street H, Long Beach, California 90802, Long Beach, 90802 - 1 bed, 1 bath
ACTIVE$579,000
834 E 4th Street H, Long Beach, California 90802
1Bed
1Bath
936Sqft
30,544Lot
Year Built
2004
Close
-
List price
$579K
Original List price
$625K
Price/Sqft
$619
HOA
$293.52
Days on market
-
Sold On
-
MLS number
PW25228477
Home ConditionGood
Features
Patio
View-
About this home
We found 3 Cons,5 Pros. Rank: price - $579.0K(66th), sqft - 936(56th), beds - 1(50th), baths - 1(50th).
Introducing an exceptional live/work opportunity in the East Village Arts District! Recently upgraded with a modern bathroom and in-unit washer/dryer (added since February 2024), this versatile loft features an open floor plan with mezzanine level and private outdoor patio, soaring ceilings and exposed concrete walls for a true modern-industrial feel, and a full kitchen, bathroom, mezzanine living area, and central air for everyday comfort. The unit includes two dedicated parking spaces with additional parking available for employees or clients. Surrounded by vibrant restaurants, shopping, and cultural attractions, it’s less than a mile from Alamitos Beach and just a short walk to all that Downtown Long Beach has to offer.
Nearby schools
6/10
Chavez Elementary School
Public,•K-5•0.1mi
7/10
Stevenson Elementary School
Public,•K-5•0.2mi
7/10
International Elementary School
Public,•K-5•0.6mi
7/10
Lincoln Elementary School
Public,•K-5•0.7mi
7/10
Roosevelt Elementary School
Public,•K-5•1.1mi
5/10
Edison Elementary School
Public,•K-5•1.1mi
6/10
Franklin Classical Middle School
Public,•6-8•0.3mi
6/10
Washington Middle School
Public,•6-8•1.2mi
6/10
Polytechnic High School
Public,•9-12•1.1mi
3/10
Cabrillo High School
Public,•9-12•2.5mi
Price History
Date
Event
Price
11/13/25
Price Change
$579,000-3.3%
10/02/25
Price Change
$599,000
10/01/25
Listing
$625,000
02/21/24
Sold
$525,000
03/24/09
Sold
$300,000
Condition Rating
Good
The property, built in 2004, is 20 years old, placing it within the 'Good' category's age range. A significant factor is the 'recently upgraded with a modern bathroom' (since February 2024), which is a major renovation within the last year, aligning with the 'extensively renovated within 5 to 15 years' criteria for 'Good'. The images confirm a contemporary bathroom with modern tiling and fixtures. The kitchen, while not explicitly stated as recently renovated, features clean white cabinets, neutral countertops, and a stainless steel microwave, appearing well-maintained and functional. The overall industrial aesthetic with polished concrete floors and exposed concrete elements is consistent with the property's style and shows minimal wear. Central air is also a plus. The property is move-in ready with no immediate major renovations required beyond personal aesthetic preferences.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Live/Work Versatility: The property is explicitly marketed as an 'exceptional live/work opportunity,' appealing to entrepreneurs or those seeking a flexible lifestyle with a dedicated space for both.
Prime Urban Location: Situated in the vibrant East Village Arts District, offering excellent walkability to numerous restaurants, shopping, cultural attractions, Alamitos Beach, and Downtown Long Beach.
Modern Industrial Aesthetic & Upgrades: Features a desirable modern-industrial design with soaring ceilings, exposed concrete walls, a recently upgraded modern bathroom, and a new in-unit washer/dryer (added since February 2024).
Dedicated Parking & Central Air: Includes two dedicated parking spaces with additional parking available for employees or clients, a significant advantage in an urban setting, along with central air conditioning for comfort.
Private Outdoor Space: The unit boasts a private outdoor patio, providing a valuable and sought-after amenity for urban living.
Cons
Recurring Association Fees: The monthly association fee of $293.52 adds a significant recurring cost to homeownership, which potential buyers must factor into their budget.
Price Reduction History: The property has undergone multiple price reductions from its original list price of $625,000 to the current $579,000, which could indicate initial overpricing or a slower market response.
Lack of Scenic View: The property description explicitly states 'view: None,' which might be a drawback for buyers seeking scenic vistas, especially in a desirable coastal city like Long Beach.