Historic Charm, Contemporary Luxury. Own a Piece of Long Beach History Welcome to 326 W 10th Street, affectionately known as The Parsonage House, Long Beach's oldest wooden residence, masterfully built in 1887 by Margaret & Jotham Bixby, The Mother & Father of Long Beach, and the pioneering Bixby family. Lovingly relocated and meticulously renovated in 2022, this iconic Queen Anne Victorian blends deep history with contemporary luxury in the heart of the coveted Willmore Historic District. Step inside and experience: Historic Elegance Preserved: Original staircase, vintage built-ins, authentic Victorian sash windows, and meticulous exterior restoration. A forensic analysis of the paint was commissioned in order to restore the home's 1887 color palette. Contemporary Luxury: Fully rebuilt interior featuring new foundation, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, insulation, and premium finishes throughout. Gourmet Kitchen: State-of-the-art induction cooktop, quartz-composite countertops, custom cabinetry, and walk-in pantry, designed for both intimate family meals and elegant entertaining. Private Retreat: Luxurious primary suite with a spacious walk-in closet and spa-inspired bath, boasting a classic clawfoot tub and separate contemporary shower. Grand Outdoor Spaces: Inviting porch, expansive 7,531 sq ft double-lot with ample space for a future ADU, pool, lush gardens, or all three! A true rarity in the historic district and fully separable parcels. (buyer to verify). Financial Incentive: Eligible for significant property tax savings (30-50%) via the Mills Act Historic Preservation Program. Perfectly located, enjoy a walkable lifestyle close to vibrant downtown Long Beach, Drake Park, local cafés, Metro A-Line, and the shoreline. This is a truly rare opportunity where luxury meets history in an extraordinary residence ready for generations of history yet to be written.

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