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A neighborhood known for its peace suburban vibe
A quiet oasis in the city, Park Estates is known for its high-end suburban feel. With spacious yards and well-rated public schools, it's a peaceful neighborhood of Long Beach. It offers a blend of residential tranquility and proximity to bustling city retail. "It really offers the best of both worlds," says local Realtor Shannon Paul, who works with Zaia Estates and has over five years of experience in the area. "You get this quaint, intensely suburban enclave with beautiful custom homes and tree-lined streets — which I know everyone says about every neighborhood, but these are serious trees — and at the same time, as soon as you leave the neighborhood, there's a ton of great shopping and dining.”
Ranch homes of different kinds in a row in Park Estates.
Park Estates is a unique neighborhood between CSULB and Recreation Park.
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Custom and midcentury housing
Along the streets of Park Estates, residents can stroll along sidewalks, passing by lush plant life and landscaping in yards known for their size. “People choose the neighborhood because they are looking for custom homes on large lots,” says Realtor Janel Winston who works with Coldwell Banker Realty and has over two decades of experience in the area. The homes in Park Estates are thoughtfully designed with layouts that maximize natural light, and some structures were designed by well-known architects like Lloyd Wright and Richard Joseph Neutra. Developed in 1948, the neighborhood features midcentury architecture, including ranch-style homes and spacious five-bedroom homes. Ranch-style homes range from $1.2 million to $4 million, while five-bedroom houses can start from $2 million and go up to $2.3 million.
A modern take on Prairie style is framed by mature trees in Park Estates.
Jacaranda trees bring a vibrant splash of spring color to Park Estates.
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Convenient retail nearby
Park Estates is close to supermarkets like Ralphs and Vons, making grocery shopping a breeze. For a more immersive shopping experience, locals can head to the Marina Pacifica Shopping Center, located less than 2 miles from the neighborhood. They'll find a variety of boutiques as well as department stores like Barnes & Noble and Nordstrom Rack — not to mention entertainment like a local movie theater. The culinary scene in and around Park Estates is an eclectic reflection of Long Beach's multicultural community. Patrons can order authentic Mexican cuisine at Hole Mole or enjoy all-you-can-eat meats at upscale Brazilian steakhouse Green Field Churrascaria. For laidback vibes and American food, residents can head to The Crooked Duck, a beloved local eatery.
Barnes & Noble has two floors of books and magazines and more.
Make a stop at Trader Joes for your healthy selection of grocery shopping.
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Well-rated public schools
Students in the area are served by the Long Beach Unified School District, which earns an A grade according to Niche. Gant Elementary School has an A rating and receives a California Distinguished School award from the California Department of Education. Rogers Middle School has an A-minus grade, while Woodrow Wilson High features an A rating.
Minnie Gant Elementary is a California Distinguished School.
Rogers Middle School offers plenty of educational options for junior high students.
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A pocket park and the sprawling Recreation Park
When residents want to get outside, they can bring kids to a quaint, tree-shaded parklet called Los Altos Plaza, which has a playground. If they're looking for more activities, the expansive Recreation Park is just across the street. The park offers athletic fields, walking trails and a dog park. At Recreation Park Golf Course, locals can play on a 110-year-old course that's regarded as one of the best in the area.
Sit back and read a book at Bouton Creek Park.
Recreation Golf Course is a great place to get play some golf.
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Nearby attractions
Park Estates has access to many of the city’s recreational and cultural attractions. The Long Beach Museum of Art features changing exhibits as well as a sculpture garden. At the internationally renowned Long Beach Aquarium, people can spend around three hours looking at the extensive marine life exhibits. For scenic views, they can stroll along the city's namesake beach. “It's less than five minutes to get to the coast. It's just a really nice, convenient place to live," Paul says.
Cal State Long Beach is located across the street from Park Estates.
Barnes & Noble has two floors of books and magazines and more.
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Commuting to downtown and more logistics
Park Estates is about 5 miles from downtown Long Beach. Residents can commute via East Anaheim Street, which can take 20 minutes or longer during rush hour. If residents want to use public transportation, they can hop on a Long Beach Transit bus. For medical services, residents can go to Dignity Health - St. Mary Medical Center, about 5 miles away. The closest major airport is Long Beach Airport, located 3 miles from the neighborhood.
Public transportation is a great way to get around in Park Estates.
A bird's eye view of Park Estates highlights the beautiful landscaping and sprawling yards.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Park Estates
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Homicide
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4
Sexual Assault
4
4
Assault with Weapon
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4
Robbery
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4
Burglary
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4
Motor Vehicle Theft
4
4
Larceny
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Crime Score
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Park Estates Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Park Estates, Long Beach sell after 39 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Park Estates, Long Beach over the last 12 months is $442,500, down 21% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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