Artcraft Manor, Long Beach California

Artcraft Manor Neighborhood of Long Beach California 

Just south of the 405 Freeway and north of the traffic circle, you will find this charming area of Long Beach.  Artcraft Manor provides the best of two worlds: Easy, quick access to work, fabulous shopping and California State University, Long Beach  (CSULB); plus a family-friendly, quiet neighborhood where you can enjoy outdoor activities like walking or jogging.  Homes in the Artcraft Manor neighborhood were primarily built between the early to mid 1900s. 

Centrally located in the Long Beach area it is only a hop, skip or a jump to the beach, Belmont Shore, Downtown Long Beach, Bixby Knolls, Colorado Lagoon, or to El Dorado Park for a great day of golf or outdoor family fun.

Community and school information for 90815.

Investment Opportunities

If youre looking for investment property, look no further than Artcraft Manor.  Here youll find many well maintained duplexes ideal for owners who want to occupy one unit and rent the other.  Youll have no trouble finding renters.  Because of the convenient location, the demand for rental properties are high in Artcraft Manor.

Let´s Play Ball

With night-lighted volleyball and basketball courts, its no wonder that Stearns Champions Park is a favorite of residents and visitors.  Within its 20.97 acres, youll find a baseball field, community center with rentable rooms, picnic area, playground and soccer field

Make Artcraft Manor Your New Home

It would be my pleasure to consult with you regarding available properties in the Artcraft Manor area.  Contact Laurie (562) 212-5420 For all of your Long Beach CA Real Estate needs.

If you are Relocating to Long Beach; thinking about Selling your Long Beach Home or about to Purchase a Long Beach Home, Contact Laurie today, 562-212-5420.

In a Slow Market you need a Strong Realtor.

I dont make promises.

I deliver results!

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Posted on January 26, 2008 14:34:33 by Laurie.Manny

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