Long Beach has many distinct neighborhoods to choose from and has something for everyone. Here are some of the best places to live when you’re looking for a Long Beach apartment for rent:

North Long Beach

Tucked into a friendly residential setting, this area keeps you connected with quick access to the CA-91 and Lakewood Boulevard. Stroll through Davenport Park, shop and dine at Lakewood Center, and reach Long Beach Airport and CSULB in no time.

Bixby Knolls

A walkable, historic district known for its local restaurants, boutiques, and community events. It suits those who want a neighborhood feel and a lively main street.

Belmont Shore

A beachside neighborhood centered on Second Street, with dining, cafés, and shops steps from the sand. It’s a relaxed place for beach days and weekend outings.

Downtown Long Beach

Right on the waterfront, the city’s urban core brings the Aquarium of the Pacific, cultural attractions, and dining together in one lively place. With transit options close by, it’s easy to get around.

Long Beach offers a laid-back coastal city lifestyle with access to beaches, parks, major employers, and Southern California’s top attractions. Whether you’re looking for an easy commute, outdoor fun, or a welcoming community, here are some of the unique features to consider:

Ideal Location

Long Beach is a big city that’s easy to get around. In North Long Beach, the CA-91 is close by, and Lakewood Boulevard connects you to Long Beach Airport, CSULB, and MemorialCare Long Beach Medical Center.

Outdoor Adventures

Between the neighborhood parks and the waterfront, there’s plenty of room to get outside. Davenport Park is a local spot for jogs, picnics, and dog walks, and the beach is a short drive away when you want a change of scenery.

Convenient Everyday Living

Lakewood Center is under two miles from Seaport Village, so shopping, dining, and entertainment are all in one place. On days off, the Aquarium of the Pacific and The Queen Mary give you local attractions to explore, and Disneyland Park is a quick trip up the road.

Local Community

Long Beach is a mix of distinct neighborhoods, and each one has its own personality. At Seaport Village, resident events and community meetings give neighbors a chance to get to know each other, and pets are welcome too.

There are many fun activities to do in Long Beach! Seaport Village’s North Long Beach location puts residents close to the shopping, parks, and attractions of Long Beach and the greater Southern California area. Major attractions and activities in the area include:

• Davenport Park
• Lakewood Center
• The Queen Mary
• Aquarium of the Pacific
• Shoreline Village
• El Dorado Regional Park
• Disneyland Park

Seaport Village in North Long Beach is only minutes from Long Beach’s top employers. The proximity to the Artesia Freeway (CA-91) and Lakewood Boulevard gives easy access to education, healthcare, aviation, and public-sector employers, like:

• Long Beach Unified School District
• California State University, Long Beach
• MemorialCare Long Beach Medical Center
• Long Beach Airport 
• Port of Long Beach
• City of Long Beach
• Long Beach City College
• Dignity Health – St. Mary Medical Center
• VA Long Beach Healthcare System
• Farmers & Merchants Bank of Long Beach

At Seaport Village, you’ll find a variety of amenities that make living in sunny Long Beach even better, such as:

Sparkling Pool, Courtyard, and BBQ/Picnic Area

Spend time outdoors without leaving the community. Swim in the pool, relax on the courtyard lawn, or set up a meal at the BBQ and picnic area.

Fitness Center and Free Wellbeats Online Workouts

Work out at the on-site fitness center, or stream classes anytime through the free Wellbeats online fitness program.

Apartment Features for Everyday Comfort

One-, two-, and three-bedroom homes include large closets for storage, plus an electric range, refrigerator, dishwasher, and disposal in the kitchen. Ceiling fans add to the comfort at home.

On-Site Support and Community Programs

Controlled access, a courtesy patrol, on-site laundry, and on-site management and maintenance teams help with the day-to-day. Resident events, community meetings, and wellness programs give neighbors ways to connect, and pets are welcome too.