Description

Perched on the top floor of the iconic Temple Lofts, this corner unit delivers the kind of design, light, and privacy that define true loft living. With nearly 1,800 square feet of open space, this one-bedroom home blends industrial architecture with modern upgrades in a way that feels both refined and effortlessly cool. The northwest-facing orientation is a standout featurefloor-to-ceiling windows capture treetop views, wide-open sky, and colorful sunsets, filling the space with natural light all day long. Because of its corner location within the complex (facing 9th St), you get an uncommon sense of openness and privacy thats rare in urban living. The private balcony extends your living space outdoors, making this home feel even larger and more connected to its surroundings. Inside, polished concrete floors, soaring ceilings, exposed ductwork, and clean architectural lines set the tone. The chefs kitchen features stainless steel appliances, granite counters, and a freestanding island perfect for cooking, hosting, or casual dining. The layout flows effortlessly between living, dining, working, and lounging momentsideal for those who value both style and functionality. A newly added full-height bedroom wall creates a fully enclosed primary suite while preserving the lofts open flow, enhanced by a custom floor-to-ceiling primary closet and a beautifully designed entry closet, both by California Closets. Originally built in 1927 as the Long Beach Masonic Temple, Temple Lofts is a celebrated example of adaptive reuse, where key architectural elements were thoughtfully preserve

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