A timeless Long Beach craftsman home on an extensive corner lot, this two bedroom one bath house has a spacious living area overlooked by an open and fully revived craftsman kitchen with a bright, airy dining area and plenty of natural light coming from its original wide windows. From the dining nook are views of the backyard area with new concrete and drainage and leading into 3 unique experiential areas: the coffee nook under the banana tree, the cozy fire pit zone perfect for late night conversations with friends, and the larger outdoor dining area, enveloped by large Cypress and Eucalyptus trees, for hosting larger groups. From the back door you can also enter the renovated garage or “second living area.” Fresh drywall, epoxy flooring and a brand new garage door makes this room ideal for a work from home occupation or just an extra living space. The front landscape is pristine with a lush enclosed grass area and natural, drought-tolerant plants surrounding the house. With new sprinklers installed, weekly maintenance is minimal. Inside, you will find fully renovated and refinished plaster walls, restored original wood floors throughout the house, and restored hardware on all doors and fixtures true to the era. Both kitchen and bathroom are accented with a timeless and truly classic vintage green and black and white tile design that remains vaulted in the craftsman style for more than a century. As for the bones of this house, electrical panel and plumbing has been upgraded as well as a retrofitted foundation and replaced roof. 795 Loma is nestled in the Greenbelt District of Long Beach, making local spots like Fourth Street and Broadway Ave easily accessible by foot, bike or car. And as for Long Beach’s beach life, you’ll find yourself 8 blocks, or one short mile from waterfront.