Rose Park South is located just south of Rose Park and also a historic district of Long Beach. It lies north of Carroll Park and Bluff Heights, and west of Belmont Heights. It gets its name from the circular intersection on Orizaba Avenue and was donated to the city in 1910 by the Alamitos Land Company.
*GREAT OPPORTUNITY near the best of Retro Row, in the historic district of Rose Park South! Well maintained Spanish-style Duplex with two spacious 2 bedroom units and 3 1...
GREAT OPPORTUNITY! near Retro Row in the historic district of Rose Park South! Well maintained Spanish-style Duplex with two spacious 2 bedroom units and 3 1-car garages....
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