Nestled in the historic Willmore neighborhood, this stunning 1906 Victorian residence, named the Flossie Lewis House, blends classic architectural character with thoughtful updates throughout its approximately 2,500+ sq ft of living space. Inside you will find rich hardwood floors, elegant crown moldings, and a warm, inviting layout designed for both everyday living and entertaining. The main level features a formal living room and a refined dining room separated by a charming pocket door—preserving the home’s original character while offering flexible flow. The updated kitchen is both stylish and functional, complete with dark lower cabinetry, crisp white countertops, stainless steel appliances, a large farmhouse sink, and bright white upper cabinets. A dedicated laundry room provides stacked units and abundant storage. The downstairs den showcases dramatic dark wood beam ceilings, a full wet bar, and French doors that open to the backyard, creating the perfect indoor-outdoor entertaining space. The downstairs bedroom offers comfort and privacy with its own en suite bathroom featuring a classic clawfoot tub, pedestal sink, subway tile, and large sun-filled windows. The Upper level includes three additional bedrooms, including one with access to a private balcony—ideal for a spacious office or creative retreat. The guest bathroom echoes the home’s vintage charm with another clawfoot tub and a separate walk-in shower. Outside, the lushly landscaped backyard is a true sanctuary, filled with vibrant flowers, mature plants, and multiple areas to relax and unwind. A charming wooden archway frames a cozy seating area, while the large back porch easily accommodates a full outdoor dining setup—perfect for entertaining under the Southern California sun. Additional highlights include a driveway with two parking spaces and a location just moments from Drake park, The Benbridge house, dining, and all that Long Beach has to offer.