375 Atlantic Ave

A low-rise concrete residential condominium originally completed in 1969, this single-story building (marketed as mid-rise condominiums) contains primarily one-bedroom units alongside occasional two-bedroom floorplans. The exterior is a solid, utilitarian concrete structure that emphasizes durability and sound insulation; many units include private balconies or terraces that face downtown and partial ocean or skyline views. Interiors typically feature open living plans, built-in storage, walk-in closets, and modest modern upgrades such as quartz or granite counters, recessed lighting, tile and vinyl plank flooring, and remodeled bathrooms. Common elements include an elevator, secured lobby access, on-site coin or shared laundry rooms, trash chute, and subterranean plus surface parking garages with assigned spaces and additional storage lockers for some owners. The association covers basic utilities like water and trash and enforces standard HOA rules; the building is pet-policy variable depending on unit ownership. Located in Long Beach’s East Village/ downtown corridor, the property sits within walking distance of restaurants, galleries, transit lines, Shoreline Village, the Pike, and the waterfront, offering an urban-coastal lifestyle with strong pedestrian access to shops, nightlife, and public transportation.