Charming 1914 Sears Craftsman – Steps from Retro Row Welcome to 433 Obispo Ave, a rare 3-bedroom, 2-bath Sears Craftsman built in 1914 and perfectly nestled in Long Beach’s highly desirable Rose Park neighborhood. This authentic bungalow blends historic charm with everyday functionality, offering 1,376 sq ft of living space on a 4,501 sq ft lot — and it’s just a short walk to the vibrant shops and restaurants of 4th Street Retro Row. From the moment you arrive, the classic front porch and timeless Craftsman architecture invite you in. Inside, hardwood floors, and warm period details create a cozy, character-rich environment. The layout flows seamlessly through the spacious living and dining areas, ideal for entertaining or relaxing. Step outside to a private backyard retreat with mature citrus trees, a deck and patio area perfect for outdoor dining, and room to garden, relax, or entertain. A huge bonus: off-street parking for up to 5 cars — a rare find in this area. At the end of the driveway sits a detached storage structure, which could be removed to make way for a future Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU). Whether you're looking for rental income, guest space, or a home office, the opportunity is already in place. ?? Prime Rose Park location ????? Walkable to 4th Street Retro Row ?? Deck, patio & citrus trees in a serene backyard ?? Parking for up to 5 cars ??? 3 Beds | ?? 2 Baths | ?? 1,376 Sq Ft ?? Lot: 4,501 Sq Ft ?? ADU-ready ?? Close to the beach, Downtown LB, & local markets Whether you're a vintage home lover, creative professional, or savvy investor, this home offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Long Beach history — with future expansion potential in one of the city’s most vibrant walkable neighborhoods.

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