A magnificent mid-century modern home designed by noted Long Beach architect, George Montierth, AIA in 1948. Located in the exclusive neighborhood of Bixby Knolls and just a short stroll to eclectic dining and entertainment along the Atlantic Avenue and Long Beach Boulevard corridors. Enter the main entry foyer with original oak herringbone floors. The spacious living room is anchored by the original and majestic book-matched travertine fireplace and a corner bank of casement windows that allow the light to gracefully filter in. The formal dining room can easily accommodate a lively gathering and is accented by a George Nelson lamp and perforated double-coned wall sconces. The kitchen has custom poured concrete counters, able storage and display cabinetry, a walk-in pantry and a corner breakfast area. The kitchen over looks the family room with a beamed ceiling and exit slider to the rear grounds. The master bedroom is very generously proportioned and features a full wall of louvered closets and a corner bank of original casement windows. The rear yard has a slate patio ideal for relaxation, a deep expanse of lawn and towering landscaping offering sheltering privacy. The two car garage has an attached 380 square foot bonus room (in addition to the main residence) that could be used as an art studio, screening room or a candidate for an ADU possibility. This highly desirable home will likely garner enthusiastic interest and is sure to sell quickly.