65 W Broadway

Seaview Gardens is a low-rise cooperative complex built in 1953 with two stories and 18 primarily one-bedroom units arranged around garden-level patios and modest balconies. The architecture is mid‑century coastal, with brick and stucco facades, simple rooflines and planted common areas that emphasize outdoor access and ocean proximity. Interiors typically feature hardwood or luxury vinyl plank flooring, eat-in or open kitchens finished with granite or marble counters, built-in storage, ceiling fans, first-floor/master-downstairs layouts in some units, and a mix of modernized bathrooms and original details. Common building amenities are practical and neighborhood-oriented: on-site laundry, a mailbox cluster, landscaped garden patios and private patios for ground-floor units, plus additional outdoor seating spaces. The property provides shared utilities coverage through maintenance fees that often include heat, water and some taxes; parking is street-based and subject to local regulations. Pet policies are generally permissive for owner-occupied units, with varying sublease rules and relatively straightforward board approval. Located a short walk (about 400 feet in some listings) from the Long Beach boardwalk, beach and nearby transit, the building sits within a retail and dining corridor offering everyday conveniences and seasonal recreational life.