Belmont Heights real estate is known for its architectural character, tree-lined streets, and prime location just minutes from the coast.
Buyers searching for Belmont Heights homes for sale are often drawn to the neighborhood’s historic homes, walkable lifestyle, and proximity to Belmont Shore, Retro Row, and the beach.
Located just inland from the shoreline, Belmont Heights is one of Long Beach’s most cherished neighborhoods—celebrated for its early 20th-century homes and enduring sense of community.
The neighborhood’s architecture reflects Southern California’s rich design heritage. Spanish Colonial Revival homes from the 1920s and 1930s, classic Craftsman bungalows, and distinctive Art Deco and Streamline Moderne residences can all be found throughout the area.
One notable landmark is The Gaytonia, a striking Streamline Moderne building from the 1930s that remains one of Long Beach’s most recognizable historic residential properties.
Together, these homes create a neighborhood with timeless curb appeal and architectural depth rarely found in newer communities.
• Historic homes and designated landmark districts
• Walkable streets lined with mature trees
• Easy access to Belmont Shore and 2nd Street dining
• The beach, bike path, and Colorado Lagoon just minutes away
• A strong sense of community and neighborhood pride
Belmont Heights offers a quintessential Southern California lifestyle—relaxed, social, and connected to the coast.
Residents often start their mornings walking toward the beach or biking along the Shoreline Bike Path. Afternoons might include vintage shopping along Retro Row on 4th Street, meeting friends for lunch nearby, or relaxing at Colorado Lagoon.
Front porches, dog walks, and neighborhood gatherings create a strong sense of community that has defined Belmont Heights for generations.
With its combination of coastal access, architectural character, and walkable streets, the neighborhood continues to attract professionals, creatives, families, and longtime Long Beach residents alike.
Belmont Heights sits just minutes from several of Long Beach’s most beloved dining and shopping districts.
Local favorites include:
Nick’s on 2nd – A Belmont Shore staple known for polished American cuisine and a lively atmosphere.
Anna’s Pizza Joint – A popular new addition serving classic New York-style pizza in a casual neighborhood setting.
Panxa Cocina – Known for its vibrant Latin cuisine, craft cocktails, and energetic dining scene.
Viaje Restoration – A thoughtfully curated boutique offering vintage furniture, home décor, and design inspiration.
Just minutes away, Belmont Shore’s 2nd Street, Retro Row, and 2nd & PCH offer an even broader mix of restaurants, boutiques, fitness studios, and waterfront dining.
• Bike or jog the Shoreline Bike Path from Belmont Pier toward downtown
• Walk to Rosie’s Dog Beach, one of Southern California’s most beloved dog beaches
• Explore Colorado Lagoon, a restored coastal wetland and recreation area
• Play tennis or golf at Recreation Park
• Shop and explore the vintage boutiques of Retro Row
Belmont Heights is especially prized for its early 20th-century architecture and preservation efforts.
Two designated historic districts help maintain the neighborhood’s character:
Belmont Heights Historic Landmark District
Spanning roughly 4th to 7th Street between Newport and Roswell, this district features Craftsman, Spanish Revival, and Tudor homes rich with historic detail.
Eliot Lane Historic District
A charming one-block enclave of 1920s bungalows that captures the essence of early coastal Long Beach.
Homes within these districts may qualify for the Mills Act, a California program that can provide property tax benefits for homeowners who preserve historic properties.
Belmont Heights homes range from meticulously preserved Craftsman bungalows to thoughtfully updated Spanish Revival residences and larger estate-style homes on generous lots.
The neighborhood continues to attract strong buyer interest thanks to its blend of architectural character, walkability, and coastal proximity.
Nearby coastal neighborhoods include Belmont Shore, Naples Island, and Alamitos Heights, each offering its own distinctive Long Beach lifestyle.
Many Belmont Heights homeowners begin exploring their options months—or even years—before deciding to sell, allowing time to thoughtfully prepare their property and position it well in the market.
“Ginette helped us present our Belmont Heights home in its best light. Her preparation, strategy, and local knowledge truly set her apart.”
— Recent Seller, Belmont Heights
Families living in Belmont Heights have access to several highly regarded Long Beach schools:
Lowell Elementary School
Will Rogers Middle School
Woodrow Wilson High School
Private and magnet options are also nearby, offering flexibility for families.
Whether you're exploring Belmont Heights homes for sale or preparing to sell a historic property, experienced local guidance can make a meaningful difference.
👇 Browse current listings below—or contact Ginette for a customized strategy.
Ginette Skelton | Realtor®
Coldwell Banker Realty | DRE #01795366
📞 562-225-5658
🌐 www.GKnowsRealty.com
Every neighborhood has its own buyer demand and pricing dynamics. Experienced local guidance can make a meaningful difference when preparing a home for sale.
