1100 Newport Ave

A midrise condominium complex built in 1985, this four-story property contains primarily two-bedroom, two-bath units arranged in a low-density, garden-style plan. The architecture is typical of suburban Southern California developments from the mid-1980s: low-pitched roofs,stucco exterior, and corridors served by an elevator for upper floors. Individual residences feature high or cathedral ceilings in many units, open living/dining layouts, breakfast bars, and private outdoor space in the form of balconies or covered patios. Kitchens and baths in numerous listings have been remodeled with quartz or granite counters, modern cabinets, stainless appliances, and recessed lighting; several units retain in-unit laundry hookups or stacked washer/dryer closets. Thoughtful interior details reported across units include primary suites on the main level, walk-in closets, storage lockers, ceiling fans, and occasional gas fireplaces. Common elements emphasize convenience and security: controlled access, an elevator, a secured underground parking garage with assigned spaces and overhead storage, and trash chutes. The property sits in Long Beach’s Eastside/Circle neighborhood, roughly two miles from the shoreline and within easy driving distance of CSULB, downtown nodes, and local shopping centers. The community appeals as a low-rise, amenity-light condominium offering remodeled interiors, private outdoor niches, and secure parking in a centrally located beach-adjacent setting.