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1973 Oregon Ave

Long Beach, CA

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This property, located at 1973 Oregon Ave in Long Beach, CA 90806, is a residential building built in 1931. It has 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, and a total of 8 rooms within its living space of 1202 square feet. The lot size is 3484 square feet with a depth of 72 feet and a width of 50 feet. The property was last sold on March 12, 2019 for $518,005 and assessed at a value of $555,399 with $126,841 in improvements and $428,558 for the land. It is part of the 1900 subdivision, specifically the E 71.5 FT of Lot 3 Block 10.

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2 miles from Sunnyside Cemetery

2 miles from Long Beach Municipal Cemetery

3 miles from Drum Barracks Cemetery

3 miles from Wilmington Cemetery

4 miles from All Saints Anglican Church Columbarium

4 miles from All Souls Cemetery

4 miles from Forest Lawn Memorial Park

4 miles from Palm Cemetery

Property Data

Tax Legal Information

Description:

TRACT # 1900 E 71.5 FT OF LOT 3 BLK 10

Legal Lot Number 1:

Subdivision:

1900

Building Ownership Information

Year Built:

1931

Property Type:

Residential

Last Sale Date:

03/12/2019

Last Sale Amount:

$518,005.00

Building Composition

All Buildings Living Total Sq Ft:

1202

Lot Size in Sq Ft:

3484.00

Lot Depth in Feet:

Lot Width in Feet:

Heating Type:

FLOOR/WALL FURNACE

Number of Bathrooms:

1.00

Number of Bedrooms:

Number of Rooms:

Number of Stories:

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