The Rancho Estates Plan 4A is the most expansive of the original Cliff May-designed floor plans, offering a larger footprint and generous lot size. With more space to live, work, and entertain, it's ideal for embracing the indoor-outdoor lifestyle that defines this iconic midcentury modern community. This thoughtfully renovated 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home blends timeless design with modern convenience. Signature Cliff May features include post-and-beam construction, floor-to-ceiling glass, open beam ceilings, and clerestory windows that flood the interior with natural light while maintaining privacy. The layout centers around a large private courtyard—perfect for al fresco dining, relaxing, or entertaining—creating a seamless flow between indoor and outdoor living. Updated in 2021, the home features polished concrete floors, a spacious island kitchen with quartz countertops, custom cabinetry, and a lighted pantry. The primary and guest bathrooms have been fully remodeled with contemporary finishes. A full set of dual-pane Cliff May-style replica windows and doors preserves the architectural character while improving energy efficiency and year-round comfort. Additional improvements include an upgraded HVAC system, newer composition shingle roof, and low-maintenance landscaping with automatic irrigation. Set in the heart of Rancho Estates—a neighborhood celebrated for its Cliff May architecture, tree-lined streets, strong sense of community, and proximity to the 800-acre El Dorado Park and Nature Center—this home offers iconic midcentury design, smart updates, and the kind of space and openness that makes everyday living feel truly inspirational. Centrally located in Long Beach, it offers easy access to Los Angeles, Orange County, and all the best of Southern California.

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