Here’s your chance to own a designated Redondo Beach Historical Landmark—Property No. 65—offering significant property tax savings through The Mills Act. This state program provides tax relief to owners of qualifying historic properties. Built in 1912 by Vincent Burnham, this residence, along with the neighboring property at 220 S Broadway (also for sale), was designed to evoke an informal bungalow compound. Though listed in tax records as a single-family home, the property includes a separate residential studio located behind the main house, adding both flexibility and potential income. Tucked behind a white picket fence and surrounded by lush landscaping on one of South Redondo’s most picturesque streets, this classic bungalow-style property is full of charm and versatility. Just blocks from the Redondo Beach Pier and Torrance Beach, it offers the quintessential coastal lifestyle. The main home features two bedrooms, one full bath, a spacious living room with rich wood detailing, and a bright, sunny kitchen that opens to the backyard—perfect for indoor-outdoor living. Set at the rear of the lot, the fully detached studio includes its own private entrance and a breezy, beachy atmosphere—ideal as a rental unit, guest space, or private retreat for extended family. Two large storage sheds provide ample space for bikes, surfboards, a home gym, or even a studio or office setup. Whether you're seeking a unique owner-user opportunity or a smart income-generating investment, this property delivers. With historic charm, unmatched flexibility, and a prime beachside location, 222 S Broadway is truly a rare find.

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