Welcome to 348 Harding Street. This three-bedroom North Long Beach home was built in 1946 and still has the same beautiful hardwood floors that the original owners, my great-grandparents walked on when they bought it brand-new over seven decades ago. But after three generations, it's time to for a new family to make it theirs. Unlike the original hardwood floors that cover the family room, hallways and the three bedrooms, the kitchen and bathroom have brand-new updated tile that give the house a crisp contemporary lift. With new paint, new tile floors, a new bathroom vanity, and a couple new windows, you'll find the living spaces feel bright and refreshed and ready for its new owner to make the final touches. And after a long day of traffic and staring at computer screens, you'll be excited to escape the concrete jungles of LA and unwind by stepping out your front door. About half a block down Harding's tree-lined street you'll come to love Long Beach's newest public green space, the DeForest Wetlands; a 34 acre river parkway along the LA river that incorporates freshwater wetlands, wildlife habitat, native plants, recreational trails, horseback riding and bicycle trails that go to the beach in one direction and downtown LA in the other. Hurry home to 348 Harding Street where affordability and urban renewal come together into a clean and charming little house.