315 W 3Rd St

The Wilmore Building is an 11-story Italian Renaissance Revival condominium originally completed in 1925 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Built as a luxury apartment hotel, the masonry structure presents period detailing in a shared lobby with terrazzo floors, mahogany woodwork, decorative moldings, and a cast-stone fireplace. Units are primarily studio and one-bedroom plans, many with built-in storage, Murphy beds, defined kitchen or breakfast areas, hardwood or tile floors, and period touches such as crown molding and brick accents. Common facilities emphasize everyday convenience and social space: an elegant lobby, a top-floor solarium and rooftop leisure deck with harbor and city views, a communal laundry room, bicycle storage, and subterranean garage parking assigned by the HOA. Typical interiors offer modest modern upgrades — granite or quartz counters, shaker cabinetry, stainless appliances, recessed lighting, and walk-in storage — while utility costs are often bundled into low HOA fees. The building sits in downtown Long Beach, within walking and biking distance of Pine Avenue, the Aquarium of the Pacific, Alamitos Bay and the beach, with immediate access to restaurants, theaters, transit, and neighborhood cultural destinations. Pet and specific parking policies are HOA-governed; the property blends historic character with urban, amenity-focused living.