Located inside the iconic Ebell building, this two-bedroom, two-bathroom loft offers 1,649 square feet of 1920’s New York-inspired living within one of the city’s most storied landmarks.
Soaring 20-foot wood-beam ceilings with iron accents immediately command attention, creating a volume and presence that feels both grand and intimate. Refurbished hardwood oak and maple floors run throughout the space, grounding the open layout with warmth and character. The lower-level "bedroom" offers flexibility for guests, a home office, or creative studio, while the upstairs open concept suite overlooks the main living area in true loft fashion.
The downstairs bathroom features a walk-in shower and a generous soaking tub, creating a spa-like retreat. Both bathrooms have been thoughtfully upgraded with modern finishes that complement the building’s historic architecture without competing with it.
The kitchen has been refreshed with refinished cabinetry and a newer refrigerator and dishwasher, making it both functional and visually cohesive. The stainless steel ZLINE stove/range will impress any chef. Fresh paint throughout enhances the natural light, while Portuguese-style tile accents add subtle personality and texture.
Outdoor living is equally impressive. An oversized private balcony extends directly from the main living space, recently resurfaced by the HOA in August 2025. Above, a private rooftop deck offers sweeping views of Long Beach, making it an ideal setting for sunset gatherings or quiet evenings under the city skyline. Deck flooring has been newly installed, enhancing both durability and design.
Additional conveniences include two side-by-side parking spaces in a secured garage, guest parking, an EV charger, and a newer HVAC system was installed in October 2025, providing central air and heat with a HEPA filtration system for year-round comfort.
Originally opened in 1925 as the Hoyt’s Ebell Theatre, the building once housed a 1,000-seat auditorium. Today, that same architectural grandeur lives on in the soaring ceilings and preserved character of these residences.
Perfectly situated in the walkable Alamitos Beach neighborhood, this location is just a 7-minute stroll from the beach and surrounded by coffee shops, restaurants, bars, and entertainment options.
Today, at 1100 East 3rd Street in Long Beach, you don’t just live in a loft; You live in a landmark. A place where history is not just a memory, but an experience you can live every day.
Description
Located inside the iconic Ebell building, this two-bedroom, two-bathroom loft offers 1,649 square feet of 1920’s New York-inspired living within one of the city’s most storied landmarks.
Soaring 20-foot wood-beam ceilings with iron accents immediately command attention, creating a volume and presence that feels both grand and intimate. Refurbished hardwood oak and maple floors run throughout the space, grounding the open layout with warmth and character. The lower-level "bedroom" offers flexibility for guests, a home office, or creative studio, while the upstairs open concept suite overlooks the main living area in true loft fashion.
The downstairs bathroom features a walk-in shower and a generous soaking tub, creating a spa-like retreat. Both bathrooms have been thoughtfully upgraded with modern finishes that complement the building’s historic architecture without competing with it.
The kitchen has been refreshed with refinished cabinetry and a newer refrigerator and dishwasher, making it both functional and visually cohesive. The stainless steel ZLINE stove/range will impress any chef. Fresh paint throughout enhances the natural light, while Portuguese-style tile accents add subtle personality and texture.
Outdoor living is equally impressive. An oversized private balcony extends directly from the main living space, recently resurfaced by the HOA in August 2025. Above, a private rooftop deck offers sweeping views of Long Beach, making it an ideal setting for sunset gatherings or quiet evenings under the city skyline. Deck flooring has been newly installed, enhancing both durability and design.
Additional conveniences include two side-by-side parking spaces in a secured garage, guest parking, an EV charger, and a newer HVAC system was installed in October 2025, providing central air and heat with a HEPA filtration system for year-round comfort.
Originally opened in 1925 as the Hoyt’s Ebell Theatre, the building once housed a 1,000-seat auditorium. Today, that same architectural grandeur lives on in the soaring ceilings and preserved character of these residences.
Perfectly situated in the walkable Alamitos Beach neighborhood, this location is just a 7-minute stroll from the beach and surrounded by coffee shops, restaurants, bars, and entertainment options.
Today, at 1100 East 3rd Street in Long Beach, you don’t just live in a loft; You live in a landmark. A place where history is not just a memory, but an experience you can live every day.
Located inside the iconic Ebell building, this two-bedroom, two-bathroom loft offers 1,649 square feet of 1920’s New York-inspired living within one of the city’s most storied landmarks.
Soaring 20-foot wood-beam ceilings with iron accents immediately command attention, creating a volume and presence that feels both grand and intimate. Refurbished hardwood oak and maple floors run throughout the space, grounding the open layout with warmth and character. The lower-level "bedroom" offers flexibility for guests, a home office, or creative studio, while the upstairs open concept suite overlooks the main living area in true loft fashion.
The downstairs bathroom features a walk-in shower and a generous soaking tub, creating a spa-like retreat. Both bathrooms have been thoughtfully upgraded with modern finishes that complement the building’s historic architecture without competing with it.
The kitchen has been refreshed with refinished cabinetry and a newer refrigerator and dishwasher, making it both functional and visually cohesive. The stainless steel ZLINE stove/range will impress any chef. Fresh paint throughout enhances the natural light, while Portuguese-style tile accents add subtle personality and texture.
Outdoor living is equally impressive. An oversized private balcony extends directly from the main living space, recently resurfaced by the HOA in August 2025. Above, a private rooftop deck offers sweeping views of Long Beach, making it an ideal setting for sunset gatherings or quiet evenings under the city skyline. Deck flooring has been newly installed, enhancing both durability and design.
Additional conveniences include two side-by-side parking spaces in a secured garage, guest parking, an EV charger, and a newer HVAC system was installed in October 2025, providing central air and heat with a HEPA filtration system for year-round comfort.
Originally opened in 1925 as the Hoyt’s Ebell Theatre, the building once housed a 1,000-seat auditorium. Today, that same architectural grandeur lives on in the soaring ceilings and preserved character of these residences.
Perfectly situated in the walkable Alamitos Beach neighborhood, this location is just a 7-minute stroll from the beach and surrounded by coffee shops, restaurants, bars, and entertainment options.
Today, at 1100 East 3rd Street in Long Beach, you don’t just live in a loft; You live in a landmark. A place where history is not just a memory, but an experience you can live every day.
Description
Located inside the iconic Ebell building, this two-bedroom, two-bathroom loft offers 1,649 square feet of 1920’s New York-inspired living within one of the city’s most storied landmarks.
Soaring 20-foot wood-beam ceilings with iron accents immediately command attention, creating a volume and presence that feels both grand and intimate. Refurbished hardwood oak and maple floors run throughout the space, grounding the open layout with warmth and character. The lower-level "bedroom" offers flexibility for guests, a home office, or creative studio, while the upstairs open concept suite overlooks the main living area in true loft fashion.
The downstairs bathroom features a walk-in shower and a generous soaking tub, creating a spa-like retreat. Both bathrooms have been thoughtfully upgraded with modern finishes that complement the building’s historic architecture without competing with it.
The kitchen has been refreshed with refinished cabinetry and a newer refrigerator and dishwasher, making it both functional and visually cohesive. The stainless steel ZLINE stove/range will impress any chef. Fresh paint throughout enhances the natural light, while Portuguese-style tile accents add subtle personality and texture.
Outdoor living is equally impressive. An oversized private balcony extends directly from the main living space, recently resurfaced by the HOA in August 2025. Above, a private rooftop deck offers sweeping views of Long Beach, making it an ideal setting for sunset gatherings or quiet evenings under the city skyline. Deck flooring has been newly installed, enhancing both durability and design.
Additional conveniences include two side-by-side parking spaces in a secured garage, guest parking, an EV charger, and a newer HVAC system was installed in October 2025, providing central air and heat with a HEPA filtration system for year-round comfort.
Originally opened in 1925 as the Hoyt’s Ebell Theatre, the building once housed a 1,000-seat auditorium. Today, that same architectural grandeur lives on in the soaring ceilings and preserved character of these residences.
Perfectly situated in the walkable Alamitos Beach neighborhood, this location is just a 7-minute stroll from the beach and surrounded by coffee shops, restaurants, bars, and entertainment options.
Today, at 1100 East 3rd Street in Long Beach, you don’t just live in a loft; You live in a landmark. A place where history is not just a memory, but an experience you can live every day.
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