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Among Californias most distinctive waterfront residences, this iconic Mid-Century Modern estate on Naples Island stands as both an architectural treasure and a piece of Long Beach history. Designed by acclaimed architect George M. Montierth, the home was originally commissioned as an executive retreat, created to entertain corporate guests drawn to Long Beach during the citys thriving mid-century era. Its grand scale, dramatic design, and commanding waterfront presence reflect that legacy of hospitality and prestige. Perfectly sited at the convergence of Naples Canal, Rivo Alto Canal, and The Colonnade Canal, the residence captures sweeping views of Alamitos Bay and The Peninsula from one of the islands most sought-after locations. A private marina spans 135 feet of open-water frontage and includes a 35-foot U-shaped slip with a 13-foot beaman extraordinary amenity for yachtsmen and water enthusiasts alike. The 6,182-square-foot home is centered around a serene courtyard with a swimming pool, offering seamless indoor-outdoor living. A soaring 20-foot entry sets the stage for dramatic entertaining, leading to a paneled formal living room with marble fireplace and walls of glass overlooking the water. A full walk-in wet bar, elegant dining room, and expansive gathering spaces recall the homes original purpose as a setting for distinguished entertaining. Two generous primary suites provide luxurious retreatsone with its own marble fireplaceboth with walk-in closets, vanity rooms, and spa-inspired baths. Additional highlights include a private guest house with full bath, a work

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