A beautiful Spanish turnkey home with spectacular views awaits! Welcome to 1821 S. Leland Street, a 1938 Spanish gem that exudes timeless charm and offers stunning views of the Pacific Ocean, the Port of Los Angeles, the Vincent Thomas Bridge, the Long Beach International Gateway Bridge, Downtown Long Beach, and the surrounding mountains and coastline. Even better, at night, the sights ignite and dazzle into the marvelous sparkles of the city lights and the Harbor. The inviting and impeccable interior boasts a functional layout that maximizes natural light and living space. As you walk into the house, you will instantly notice the expansive windows displaying the views and beaming sunlight into the spacious living room and the vintage breakfast nook. The gorgeous formal dining room is fantastic for hosting and entertaining, as is the classic Spanish-tile fully fenced in backyard that soaks in days and days of California sunshine. This traditional Spanish patio features a firepit for the colder evenings outside. But the two wood-burning fireplaces--one upstairs and one downstairs--will make for plenty of cozy nights inside overlooking the city lights. What makes this home most unique, however, is the completely separate living space downstairs with its own separate entry. This area could be used as a separate house within the house for a guest or also rented out. The entire downstairs can even be used as the primary bedroom, as it is separated and private from the rest of the home. Brand new paint on the entire interior and exterior. Original hardwood floors. Downstairs living area has brand new vinyl flooring and carpet, as well as a brand new sliding glass door and surrounding tile. Front porch on both the upstairs and downstairs. Detached two-car garage. Separate laundry room. Move-in ready in pristine condition.

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