Bembridge House, Queen Anne Victorian residence in Long Beach, California.
Bembridge House is a Victorian residence built in 1906 featuring 18 rooms, four bathrooms, high ceilings, and a distinctive hexagonal tower with a conical roof. The structure retains its original woodwork and detailed interior finishes from the early 1900s.
The residence was built in 1906 for Stephen Green, founder of City National Bank, reflecting the wealth and prominence of the family during that era. The house remained under family ownership for many decades before being designated as a historic property.
The interior displays original Tiffany glass windows and detailed woodwork that reflect early 1900s craftsmanship. Visitors can see how the owners decorated their home with period furnishings that reveal the taste and style of that era.
The house is located at Park Circle Drive across from Drake Park and is open to visitors through guided tours. Check ahead for tour availability and timing, as hours may vary seasonally.
The property includes a two-story carriage house topped with a cupola and featuring a hay loft, which housed the vehicles and equipment of the wealthy household. A separate bird aviary on the grounds once held the original owners' collection of exotic birds from around the world.
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