Home of the Day: Seaside living with a French twist

Kayakers and Duffy boaters skimming along the Naples Canal can’t help but look twice at this French Normandy-style house on Treasure Island. Leaded stained glass, turrets and a steep roofline draw the eye to the storybook home.

Interior details include a stone fireplace imported from France, a chef’s kitchen and custom aquarium. A private 50-foot boat dock sits adjacent to the 1929 home. How do you say “best of both worlds” in French?

Address: 5668 Naples Canal, Long Beach 90803

Price: $3.995 million

Built: 1929

Lot size: 3,285 square feet

House size: 3,349 square feet, 3 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms

Features: Formal living room with vaulted ceiling; stone fireplace imported from France; French doors; wood and slate flooring; custom cabinetry; chef’s kitchen with Viking range; three en-suite bedrooms; custom Catalina tile; leaded glass windows; hand-carved beams; custom aquarium; attic and loft area; 50-foot open-water dock.

About the area: The median sale price for single-family homes in the 90803 ZIP Code in February was $950,000, based on 19 sales, according to CoreLogic. That was a 5.6% increase in median price compared with February 2015.

Agents: Kieth Muirhead, Equity Brokers, (562) 434-6731

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