Charming 1 Bed in Historic Lafayette Building – Prime Downtown Long Beach!

Welcome to your next urban oasis in the iconic Lafayette building! This charming 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom condo combines historic character with everyday functionality right in the heart of Downtown Long Beach. The unit features a functional open-concept layout with warm wood-toned flooring and plenty of natural light with large windows. The kitchen is equipped with rich wood cabinetry, granite countertops, and a breakfast bar--perfect for casual meals or hosting friends. The bathroom has been updated with contemporary tile and fixtures. Enjoy city views through large windows that bring in tons of natural light, and appreciate the efficient layout that gives you everything you need with nothing you don't. This is the perfect spot for anyone looking to experience downtown living with character. Don't miss your chance to live in one of Long Beach's most architecturally unique buildings! Prime location just steps from shops, District Wine is downstairs, many restaurants/cafes, Pine Ave, Shoreline Village, and Metro. $1895.00/mo + $1895.00 security deposit. Tenants must carry $100k liability renters insurance OR be enrolled in Landlord policy @ $12.50/mo. Tenants enrolled in Residents Benefits Package @ $15.00/mo. (includes positive rent payment reporting) One-time admin/onboarding fee $95.00 $42.50 application fee, per adult 18 and over. CRITERIA: 650+ credit scores; total household income 3x's monthly rent; good rental history. BUILDING FEES: Move-in fee: Non-refundable $150.00 Move-out fee: Non-refundable $200 (at time of move out) Security key (key fob) deposit: $25, refundable when the key is returned Mailbox lock and key replacement: $25 per lock SCAM ALERT: We are seeing a rise in property scams. Never share sensitive financial information via text or wire money before verifying the legitimacy of the listing and meeting the Agent in person. WE DO NOT LIST ON FACEBOOK MARKETPLACE. This property is ONLY listed by Progressive Property Management. Be cautious of requests for upfront wire transfers or personal information.