Quaint condo within the St. Regis, 1922 Long Beach landmark

About the Space

Imagine stepping into a residence that feels as if it’s been lifted straight from a Hollywood Tower of Terror soundstage—only this time, it’s real, and it’s wrapped in the timeless luxury of the 1922 St. Regis in Long Beach. This unit exudes original grandeur at every turn. Ornate plaster ceilings rise overhead, rich with historic detailing that instantly transports you to the Golden Age of California seaside glamour. Along one wall, a curved built-in bookcase echoes the sweeping Art Deco lines of the Queen Mary, which rests in clear view of the building. Its gently arcing form nods to vintage ocean-liner elegance—like a private stateroom library suspended in time. Beneath your feet, marble floors stretch out in cool, polished expanses, grounding the space in quiet opulence. Every material, every corner, every shadowed detail feels like a preserved fragment of 1920s Long Beach—authentic, atmospheric, and movie-set dramatic without sacrificing livability. The result is a residence that doesn’t just reflect history; it radiates it. A home where past and present blend seamlessly, and where every room whispers a story.