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How Much to Live in a Long Beach Home Centered Around a Pool?

by Mark Wellborn

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In our weekly departure from DC-related real estate fare, we bring back the popular price-guessing game for homes in other parts of the country. This week, we head 45 minutes south of Los Angeles to Long Beach and look at a three-bedroom single-level home with a pool.

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The defining characteristic of this home is the pool, which is uniquely designed in the center of the property and features an island with a Bonsai-shaped pine. The house itself measures out at almost 1,400 square feet and has three bedrooms and two bathrooms. There are seven skylights throughout the property, a large living room wired for surround sound, and a one-car garage. The cool thing about the rooms in the home is that every one has sliding exterior doors that lead out to the property’s main attraction: the pool.

If you have a guess on the asking price for this home, just post it in the comments section below. We will reveal it next week.

This article originally published at http://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/how_much_to_live_in_a_long_beach_home_centered_around_a_pool/1438

12 Comments

  1. SimonF said at 1:32 pm on Friday October 23, 2009:

    First! $700,000. Sweet pool.

  1. Jessie said at 2:06 pm on Friday October 23, 2009:

    $800,000.

  1. Liz said at 2:14 pm on Friday October 23, 2009:

    610k.  I live in the wrong city.

  1. A.Lo said at 6:34 pm on Friday October 23, 2009:

    $850K.

  1. Waverly said at 6:45 pm on Friday October 23, 2009:

    $889,000

  1. Emil Ali said at 11:05 am on Sunday October 25, 2009:

    Circa 610 if its in most areas of LBC and if its in the belmont shore area, I’d go up to 750.

  1. jon said at 9:52 am on Monday October 26, 2009:

    1.1 Million

  1. jon said at 9:53 am on Monday October 26, 2009:

    1.1 M

  1. John said at 11:44 am on Monday October 26, 2009:

    I’m thinking more along the 1.3 land.

  1. Bill said at 12:54 pm on Monday October 26, 2009:

    $1 million flat.

  1. Frederick "Fritz" Hubig said at 1:51 pm on Wednesday October 28, 2009:

    $985 MM

  1. El Jeffo said at 2:18 pm on Wednesday October 28, 2009:

    What a sexy house! And I ususally don’t say that about houses!

    I’m guessing about $775K

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