The amazing Barcelona, one block from the ocean. This Classic Spanish top floor beauty has stenciled beamed mahogany 9.5 foot ceiling in living room. All the other ceilings are 9 feet. Refinished hardwood floors. $10,000 in new electrical, 50 amp service, new outlets and new lighting throughout. Newer dual pane windows on all east side of unit. French doors to Juliet balcony. Decorative painting. South bedroom has original stenciling. Kitchen has been updated. Stainless steel appliances. $1,500 vent above stove. Laundry in kitchen. Arched doorway in hall. Dual sinks in bathroom with beautiful updated fixtures. Original light fixtures on east wall in living room. Mahogany doors. Extra storage in hallway. Closet organizer. Pet friendly, one pet, under 20 lbs. Standard sale. HOA dues include trash, water and gas that heats water, dues are only $165 per month but are paid quarterly.
CondoProperty Type
1928Year Built
6,647 sq ftLot Size
$650Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 car garageParking
Listed by Marilyn Shasha•DRE #00903113• Coldwell Banker Coastal Alliance
Bought with Janet Rose-Witt•DRE #01261759• Keller Williams Coastal Prop.
Rarely On The Market, This 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath Unit In The Historic Barcelona Boasts A Tongue And Groove Wood Ceiling With Hand Stenciled Wood Beams That Date Back To The '30's. Original Hardwood Floors Need Restoring, But Bring Your Love Of The Old World Architecture And Your Desire To Be Close To The Beach And You'll Be California Dreamin' No More! Underground Parking, Too!
CRMLS #P248072
Aug 25, 2001
Sold
$169,000
$176/sq ft
Jun 29, 2001
Listed
$169,000
$176/sq ft
Great Upper Unit Overlooking Courtyard-spanish Architecture Spacious High Ceilings-close To Ocean, shops & Restaurants Must See!!
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$5,233 (+4.5%)
$153,735 + $237,013
$390,748
2024
$5,006 (+1.7%)
$153,735 + $237,013
$390,748
2023
$4,921 (+6.6%)
$150,721 + $232,366
$383,087
2022
$4,619 (+2.0%)
$147,766 + $227,810
$375,576
2021
$4,526 (+0.3%)
$144,869 + $223,344
$368,213
2020
$4,514 (+1.2%)
$142,029 + $218,965
$360,994
2019
$4,461 (+2.5%)
$140,573 + $216,720
$357,293
2018
$4,352 (+1.1%)
$137,817 + $212,471
$350,288
2017
$4,306 (+7.6%)
$132,466 + $204,221
$336,687
2016
$4,004 (+4.2%)
$132,466 + $204,221
$336,687
2015
$3,842 (+0.7%)
$129,869 + $200,217
$330,086
2014
$3,817 (+1.5%)
$125,414 + $193,347
$318,761
2012
$3,762 (+14.8%)
$124,848 + $192,474
$317,322
2011
$3,278 (+1.2%)
$122,400 + $188,700
$311,100
2010
$3,240 (+0.4%)
$195,116 + $87,494
$282,610
2009
$3,227 (+7.4%)
$193,658 + $86,841
$280,499
2008
$3,005
$194,119 + $87,048
$281,167
Tax history for 1905 E 1ST St Unit R
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$5,233 (+4.5%)
$153,735 + $237,013
$390,748
2024
$5,006 (+1.7%)
$153,735 + $237,013
$390,748
2023
$4,921 (+6.6%)
$150,721 + $232,366
$383,087
2022
$4,619 (+2.0%)
$147,766 + $227,810
$375,576
2021
$4,526 (+0.3%)
$144,869 + $223,344
$368,213
2020
$4,514 (+1.2%)
$142,029 + $218,965
$360,994
2019
$4,461 (+2.5%)
$140,573 + $216,720
$357,293
2018
$4,352 (+1.1%)
$137,817 + $212,471
$350,288
2017
$4,306 (+7.6%)
$132,466 + $204,221
$336,687
2016
$4,004 (+4.2%)
$132,466 + $204,221
$336,687
2015
$3,842 (+0.7%)
$129,869 + $200,217
$330,086
2014
$3,817 (+1.5%)
$125,414 + $193,347
$318,761
2012
$3,762 (+14.8%)
$124,848 + $192,474
$317,322
2011
$3,278 (+1.2%)
$122,400 + $188,700
$311,100
2010
$3,240 (+0.4%)
$195,116 + $87,494
$282,610
2009
$3,227 (+7.4%)
$193,658 + $86,841
$280,499
2008
$3,005
$194,119 + $87,048
$281,167
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
2
Baths
1
Stories
—
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
—
Year renovated
1928
Sq. Ft.
960
Year built
1928
Style
Condo/Co-op
County
Los Angeles County
APN
7265020133
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Aug 29, 2026.
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Moderate-Density Multiple Residential District
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